Auto curing, humidity sensor product

Growmau5

Well-Known Member

• Jul 20, 2015

• #1

I was listening to the Dude Grows podcast following the 4/20 cup in colorado. They mentioned a new product that is a small device that fits on a mason jar or into a 5g bucket lid.

This product has a digital humidity sensor and display attached to a small fan to regulate relative humidity in the container to a set point.

Does anyone know the name of the product, or if it has come to market yet. I cant find it for the life of me.

Cheers and thanks

 

Growmau5

Well-Known Member

• Jul 20, 2015

• #2

I should have dug a little harder before posting a new thread. But in case this hasn't been covered here. anyone own one??

http://curecork.com/

 

DemonTrich

Well-Known Member

• Jul 20, 2015

• #3

shit, that looks pretty interesting. I would need 36+ for my mason jars. but not a big fan of plastic 5 gal buckets for curing my hard grown herb.

edit: never mind. 119.00 each, LMFAO. it would be cheaper and easier for someone to just open their jars 1-2x a day for 2 weeks than pay that kind of money for laziness.

 

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Growmau5

Well-Known Member

• Jul 20, 2015

• #4

but not a big fan of plastic 5 gal buckets for curing my hard grown herb.

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i hear ya there. but these things are $109, so 36 of them is a big investment. i envision using a 5g bucket as a vessel to hold several open glass jars or containers. This thing could regulate the environment of the 5g bucket and the buds would never have to touch the plastic.

 

traverso2579

Well-Known Member

• Jul 20, 2015

• #5

Interesting

 

pop22

Well-Known Member

• Oct 20, 2015

• #6

Boveda and a hygrometer is cheaper...lol!

 

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4ftRoots

Well-Known Member

• Oct 22, 2015

• #7

I could make the 5 gallon bucket version for 20 bucks. And I just might and post it for others!

 

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pdxcarpetbug

New Member

• Oct 26, 2015

• #8

$5 shipped for a humidity controlled switch.
http://www.dx.com/p/diy-humidity-switch-controller-module-blue-172538

That, a 5v fan and a 5v 1 amp power supply will run you $10 total shipped. Power the switch with the 5v supply, jumper the fan and power supply to the relay to turn the fan on/off, done.