oceangreen
Well-Known Member
Whats going on everyone.
I installed a 6 inch inline, about 150w, to take air out of my room during lights off. I did this to attempt ot lower the humidity in there. At lights off, it gets up to 90% RH
I have a timer on the fan for lights off only, because i run co2 during the day.
I made my own carbon filter... I ran it at off times and the humidity only dropped about 5%, when I need it to drop 20-30%
I stuffed activated carbon in a 16" inch long 6" vent PIPE and sealed them off with a ton of Panty hose stockings and attach that to the end of the vent.
It seems the that issue is the carbon filter in restricting air suction. I am thinking of reducing the amount of carbon filter, but don't want there to be any smell issue.
Should I reduce carbon or get a bigger/stronger fan?
what are you thoughts in actually succeeding in dropping he RH at night?
I installed a 6 inch inline, about 150w, to take air out of my room during lights off. I did this to attempt ot lower the humidity in there. At lights off, it gets up to 90% RH
I have a timer on the fan for lights off only, because i run co2 during the day.
I made my own carbon filter... I ran it at off times and the humidity only dropped about 5%, when I need it to drop 20-30%
I stuffed activated carbon in a 16" inch long 6" vent PIPE and sealed them off with a ton of Panty hose stockings and attach that to the end of the vent.
It seems the that issue is the carbon filter in restricting air suction. I am thinking of reducing the amount of carbon filter, but don't want there to be any smell issue.
Should I reduce carbon or get a bigger/stronger fan?
what are you thoughts in actually succeeding in dropping he RH at night?