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benjones
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Yeah ..I know what you mean.my exhaust fan doesn’t run 24/7 ..I have that plugged into an inkbird set at 26.2.and fan comes on at 26.7 .it comes on every 1.00 to 1.20 most times and runs for 1.30 etc.at lights on and off I have to manually set it but it can run through a wifi setup so I don’t have to go in there.by the time the humidity rises the fan cuts on..it works out pretty good..thanks @Madmax
today was my first test using it . i have the AC on 24/7 at 18c and the dehuey was on all the time as well as a 6 and 8 inch extraction fans on all the time .
the temps never went below 28.5c , the humidity stayed at 50% , and i went into the room a few hours ago and the humidity was still 50% which was good , but the temps 26c . i am finding it hard to reduce temps now that the dehuey is in there .
is it a problem to have the extraction fans on all the time ?
thanks for replying
thanks mate , i think i will see if i can get an inkbird here . i do have a controller on one of the fans but i don't use it, the other fan doesn't have one , so an inkbird would be betterYeah ..I know what you mean.my exhaust fan doesn’t run 24/7 ..I have that plugged into an inkbird set at 26.2.and fan comes on at 26.7 .it comes on every 1.00 to 1.20 most times and runs for 1.30 etc.at lights on and off I have to manually set it but it can run through a wifi setup so I don’t have to go in there.by the time the humidity rises the fan cuts on..it works out pretty good..
I would assume the issue is as soon as you cool/dehumidify the air you're sucking it right out via the exhaust fans. The dehumidifier should make the AC's job easier. When you figure AC loads for a space you consider sensible heat (heat that raises the temperature of the air) as well as latent heat (heat used solely to change the state of a substance, in this case water). Your dehumidifier will add a little sensible heat, but it should be seriously reducing the latent load on your AC.thanks @Madmax
today was my first test using it . i have the AC on 24/7 at 18c and the dehuey was on all the time as well as a 6 and 8 inch extraction fans on all the time .
the temps never went below 28.5c , the humidity stayed at 50% , and i went into the room a few hours ago and the humidity was still 50% which was good , but the temps 26c . i am finding it hard to reduce temps now that the dehuey is in there .
is it a problem to have the extraction fans on all the time ?
thanks for replying
It’s just an option for you to consider ..I reckon if you can get the heat under control with the ac if you can set it to come on when she’s hot in there.your plants look good considering the heat.i bet your temps and humidity don’t change too much right through the yr in Thailand..one thing is your seeds from that area would b acclimatised to the heat .hope you can work something out bud..thanks mate , i think i will see if i can get an inkbird here . i do have a controller on one of the fans but i don't use it, the other fan doesn't have one , so an inkbird would be better
cheers
For our house and the grow on my last run , it was around £300 for one month at the highest usageCrazy how much electricity you're gonna be using
Thanks mate . Just going to have to try different configurations .It’s just an option for you to consider ..I reckon if you can get the heat under control with the ac if you can set it to come on when she’s hot in there.your plants look good considering the heat.i bet your temps and humidity don’t change too much right through the yr in Thailand..one thing is your seeds from that area would b acclimatised to the heat .hope you can work something out bud..
Any updates for the board?Thanks mate . Just going to have to try different configurations .
Without the dehuey the room was a constant 24c but rh at lights out goes up to 75 ish
I’ve only run it for one day so far . I might vent the hot fry air in as fresh air as the fresh air going in now is hot and humid anyway
We’ll see how it goes
Your lung room is ideal imoView attachment 1339055
Evening all
I have just purchased a more powerful dehumidifier as my last one wasn’t strong enough . Would anyone know the best place for it please . This is my set up in the pic above .
Am I supposed to be extracting the hot dehumidifier air out of the room as since I turned it on the heat has gone up to 29c even though the AC is set to 18c . I use to have Ac set to 24 and it would stay there .
I could place it so the hot air is extracted but is this defeating the purpose of the dehumidifier?
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