Og Gong
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No problem fellas. Thank you for keeping me entertained and educated as well. Grow on peace.
One of those in a 12k room and I can make rain clouds in there..even one in a 18k room I could make it 98% rh on demand
You must be running that Holy Water through that thing as I have never seen one of those units actually make a dent in the humidity of any room I've ever been in! lol
Cheers
@Billyboat did you have fans forcing air over the disc foggers? They put out way more volume that way than on their own. I run half as many as you for the same coverage, and I burned out a couple but it was because of dirty water. The manufacturer recommends alternating them with timers if you need constant-on, to avoid overheating.
Inline distribution is nice, I've been looking at the Excel Air units but guessing the other brands are cheaper? Do you have prices yet? And what sizes does your HVaC guy recommend per room volume? Probably important to add UV with these too?
How are we having such wildly different results?
well if its 10-20%rh outside at billys grow and 50-60% rh outside at your grow then there will be major dif inside even a sealed room.plus he may be doing air exchanges more that other guys or he may have better air conditioners pulling more rh out as it cools his spots.lots of factors here guys.even how we all use co2 differently can have an effect on how rh builds or drops in our setups
I assumed as much, do you know what units they're rebranding? Their 2 room damper system and perforated duct got my mind turning, and looking for other sources now.Yes I am, 6" Can fan per 50 gallon tote, each tote has 4 12 disc foggers in them. They are controlled by my Iponic's, which cut them off for 1o min every hour.
Fuck Excel, they are just rebranded and over priced.
York or trane all the way.
We are going to start with one of the 24 gallon per day york units per 5 ton of ac and see how that goes. Yes UV will be added to these units as they will be fully ducted, 10 drops per 5 ton.
This time of year its hot, almost 100 out and dry as can be, I'm almost at sea level as well.
This time of year its hot, almost 100 out and dry as can be, I'm almost at sea level as well.
Its easily 90 inside my facility where there is no AC.
I don't exchange any air at all.
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I assumed as much, do you know what units they're rebranding? Their 2 room damper system and perforated duct got my mind turning, and looking for other sources now.
Are your Quests still on the ceiling, and do you see any disadvantage to running inline dehumidification like the Excel unit?
I assumed as much, do you know what units they're rebranding? Their 2 room damper system and perforated duct got my mind turning, and looking for other sources now.
Are your Quests still on the ceiling, and do you see any disadvantage to running inline dehumidification like the Excel unit?
Does anyone have any experience with humidifiers for larger set ups? Doing some planning for some 40 and 60 light rooms and this is one area I am weak.
The ultrasonic ones are out of the question as they only last me about 2 cycles, I have 3k of them sitting that don't work.
Large swamp cooler? How many cfms?
Or air compressor with lots of nozzles plumbed throughout the room that spray a very fine micron mist?
Any links or info would be great.
@Texas Kid
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