sealed tent idea for co2

[tixg04]

Good Evening!
I have not dabbled much in the realm of co2 in the past but from some prompting from others and research I would like to take the plunge
I have a atlas titan 3 + a tank and co2 regulator / emitter but I run in a tent setup
with that in mind I don't want to waste a ton of cash throwing co2 into my basement every time my exhaust kicks on
I came up with this and would like some feedback
please let me know!
tents are 4x4x6 so I **THINK** this should provide sufficient CFM's

 

[tixg04]

I messed up on that diagram, the 2nd carbon filter (hanging above flower) should actually be handing in the veg tent acting as a air scrubber heading into the 440CFM fan heading towards the flower tent

 

[Ponky]

Have the exhaust on only at night. Leave it sealed at lights on.

 

[tixg04]

Much appreciated
Do you think the one carbon filter acting as an air scrubber will be sufficient?

 

[PK1]

mistake i made was that i didn't have a proper ac setup to bring in cold air. temps went too high too quick and burned leaves.

 

[tixg04]

Considering a swamp cooler or a portable ac unit and throwing one of them in outside veg
We’re you running Hps or LED?

 

[PK1]

600w led

 

[tixg04]

In both flower and veg?
Or did you use one tent for both?

 

[Ponky]

Much appreciated
Do you think the one carbon filter acting as an air scrubber will be sufficient?

Yeah. You won't be venting too frequently anyway.

 

[tixg04]

@PK1 out of curiosity
how hot did it end up in your tent that you got serious leaf burn?

 

[PK1]

@PK1 out of curiosity
how hot did it end up in your tent that you got serious leaf burn?

94f and it was a sealed room, not a tent

 

[PK1]

to me it looks like you are taking the heat from oone tent and sending to the other one

 

[Mugwort]

I messed up on that diagram, the 2nd carbon filter (hanging above flower) should actually be handing in the veg tent acting as a air scrubber heading into the 440CFM fan heading towards the flower tent

Draw another one please and post.

 

[tixg04]

@PK1 in theory yes that is accurate
With that said I’ve never experienced temperatures above 84f in test runs with the setup described