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How It So Hot Still

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#141
tinderthumbs said:
a lil info i got the ac to cool down my flower room that was all ways in the 90s it is the room next to it so the ac blows damn near right in to it

the air that is pulling over the bulbs comes from a hole another room that is shut off to the grow room just a door
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Okay is that air pulling over your bulbs also drawing air out of your grow room?
 
#142
i get what yall saying about the ac i truly do BUT i took my heat reader to it its the coolest thing in the room and the air coming out is 67f the my mag baliest is 130f
 
#143
tinderthumbs said:
i get what yall saying about the ac i truly do BUT i took my heat reader to it its the coolest thing in the room and the air coming out is 67f the my mag baliest is 130f
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If your AC unit is working correctly it should be blowing air out of it at approximately 43 degrees. The condenser is probably not getting enough fresh air flow with the setup on the back
 
#145
dnewsome2 said:
Okay is that air pulling over your bulbs also drawing air out of your grow room?
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it goes duct from other room to the fan duct to the lights then out side the room no air in that room is getting sucked out

i used to have the fan sucking the air from in side the room then over the light but was told that fan was sucking all the cool air out of the room
 
#146
dnewsome2 said:
If your AC unit is working correctly it should be blowing air out of it at approximately 43 degrees. The condenser is probably not getting enough fresh air flow with the setup on the back
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WHAT my ac in my living room 12k is only blowing out 62f and its in the window
 
#147
dnewsome2 said:
If your AC unit is working correctly it should be blowing air out of it at approximately 43 degrees. The condenser is probably not getting enough fresh air flow with the setup on the back
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how would it not get air not 1 vent is coved up?
 
#148
tinderthumbs said:
how would it not get air not 1 vent is coved up?
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The front of the unit where the air blows out and there is a filter that sucks the house air in ecirculates it across the evaporator and cools it again. The whole back of the AC unit is a separate thing and it needs tons of airflow. Also if your other unit is only blowing 62 degrees it could be that your condenser is full of dirt and you need to take a hose and clean it out in the back.
 
#149
dnewsome2 said:
The front of the unit where the air blows out and there is a filter that sucks the house air in ecirculates it across the evaporator and cools it again. The whole back of the AC unit is a separate thing and it needs tons of airflow. Also if your other unit is only blowing 62 degrees it could be that your condenser is full of dirt and you need to take a hose and clean it out in the back.
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its almost spanking new ill look in to that after the storm
 
#150
dnewsome2 said:
The front of the unit where the air blows out and there is a filter that sucks the house air in ecirculates it across the evaporator and cools it again. The whole back of the AC unit is a separate thing and it needs tons of airflow. Also if your other unit is only blowing 62 degrees it could be that your condenser is full of dirt and you need to take a hose and clean it out in the back.
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how would the front not be getting air flow??
 
#151
tinderthumbs said:
its almost spanking new ill look in to that after the storm
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Okay let's not talk about your other house AC unit for now. The unit should be blowing 43 degrees or so working correctly. When it recirculates the same cold air from the house back through the front of the unit it makes it much easier for it to cool. But if the back part of the unit is not getting enough air flow it will not work that is exactly what it will do blow like 60-something degrees
 
#152
i just don't get it the ac might as well bee out side its less then 2 ft from being out side the air don't have any where to build up as soon as it comes out the back its gone

how is my ac box making my room hot when its the coolest thing in there my cfl are putting off more heat but seems no one can get past that i have a ac that is not in a window lol

i could under stand if the box was 100f box just setting there like a hot coal in the fire place
 
#153
my balest are putting out 60f hotter then my ac is there a box or something u can make for them i know they need air flow so not sure how to vent and hold heat
 
#154
tinderthumbs said:
i just don't get it the ac might as well bee out side its less then 2 ft from being out side the air don't have any where to build up as soon as it comes out the back its gone

how is my ac box making my room hot when its the coolest thing in there my cfl are putting off more heat but seems no one can get past that i have a ac that is not in a window lol
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If you have rain in high-humidity use your air conditioner has to work twice as hard and it is not as efficient. Let's talk about the way you have the back of your AC setup. Do you see how there are all those vents on the sides at the back of the unit. There is a fan in there that sucks air from those vent and pushes it out the back so if those vents are sucking air and they are not on the other side of a wall they will be sucking the air that is coming out of the front of your unit the cold air and spitting it out the back
 
#155
tinderthumbs said:
it goes duct from other room to the fan duct to the lights then out side the room no air in that room is getting sucked out

i used to have the fan sucking the air from in side the room then over the light but was told that fan was sucking all the cool air out of the room
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Okay that is good
 
#156
dnewsome2 said:
If you have rain in high-humidity use your air conditioner has to work twice as hard and it is not as efficient. Let's talk about the way you have the back of your AC setup. Do you see how there are all those vents on the sides at the back of the unit. There is a fan in there that sucks air from those vent and pushes it out the back so if those vents are sucking air and they are not on the other side of a wall they will be sucking the air that is coming out of the front of your unit the cold air and spitting it out the back
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see in the pic both side are fully open i strung it up where the box is only setting on as lil as i could get the ac is kind of in its own room its just open to the veg room
 

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#157
u think all that wood in the pics is holding on to the heat?
and i have super low rh that making it hotter?
 
#158
tinderthumbs said:
u think all that wood in the pics is holding on to the heat?
and i have super low rh that making it hotter?
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No I think the problem is the way that the air conditioning system is set up.I see your picture. What you probably need to do is cut a hole in your grow room and stick the front of the air conditioner blowing in there and leaving the back out of it. Of course that hot air from the back has to go somewhere. But at least it won't be sucking your cold air coming out of the front and sucking it in the back. There are two fans on that one in the front that blows the cold air and one in the back that blows across the condenser and dissipates all the Heat
 
#159
how is it going to suck the air back in its blowing all the air ft in to another room and the ac has walls in front of it like i said it might as well if i put a 6x4 door it would be 100% in its own room

ill toss this back out there it was HOT before the ac lol
 
#160
is there pics i can take that will help with this any?
 
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