Solar storm 400
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blowincherrypie
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Isn't that what you're doing? Honestly I've found good results just leaving a 4-5ft piece of ducting out of a bottom port. There's enough pressure from the 6" "can" fan that it sucks it without needing a booster fan. Does that make sense?
RedzoneFL
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The booster fan is blowing air into the cabinet...
With out my 120 CFM blowing air into the cabinet my temps rise...
Here is a breakdown on temps
1:45pm 75 degrees with lights off.
5:15 pm 81.5 lights on (lights on at 5pm) bedroom temp 75 with RH 42%
6PM 82.5 lights on bedroom temp 78 with 43% RH
7:50 pm 82.4 lights on with 77 room temp 43% RH
11:30 pm 82.5 cab with 78 room temp with 45% RH
I don't agree with the 80s being my temp... Something must be able to be done...
I have a 402 CFM fan.... With 2 fans blowing air around the cab with the light off, I have no heat issues.
When the light is on I'm at 84-86 temps when the booster fan is on at the top blowing air into the cab it shows temps around 82.5-80 degrees...
The company claims with proper exhaust and intakes I shouldn't have heat issues but I have 3 intakes and 1 CFM sucking out 11x the amount of air, how do I have heat issues?
With out my 120 CFM blowing air into the cabinet my temps rise...
Here is a breakdown on temps
1:45pm 75 degrees with lights off.
5:15 pm 81.5 lights on (lights on at 5pm) bedroom temp 75 with RH 42%
6PM 82.5 lights on bedroom temp 78 with 43% RH
7:50 pm 82.4 lights on with 77 room temp 43% RH
11:30 pm 82.5 cab with 78 room temp with 45% RH
I don't agree with the 80s being my temp... Something must be able to be done...
I have a 402 CFM fan.... With 2 fans blowing air around the cab with the light off, I have no heat issues.
When the light is on I'm at 84-86 temps when the booster fan is on at the top blowing air into the cab it shows temps around 82.5-80 degrees...
The company claims with proper exhaust and intakes I shouldn't have heat issues but I have 3 intakes and 1 CFM sucking out 11x the amount of air, how do I have heat issues?
djwimbo
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Higher exhaust flow that intake flow should help with heat and humidity, but what I'm curious about are the three intakes. You should only need 1 in and 1 out, your current intake fan is 1/3 the size of your exhaust. I would think your negative pressure issues are due to this.
djwimbo
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Temps rise if you don't use the 120cfm fan right? That's not a ton of space, I would think 240cfm in, and 300+ out would handle any light in that area. LED or not, that light is close to 400W and puts off some heat, move more air in or find a way to more directly exhaust the heat from the light. Maybe take a booster fan and mount it within an inch of the main heat area and vent that straight out.
blowincherrypie
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Those temps don't seem that bad really. Some people swear by at least 80 with LEDs.
blowincherrypie
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Possibly.. The filter works best when you suck the stank air in your cab through the filter. Are you pushing it through now?
blowincherrypie
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So.. stank air ==> ducting ==> filter ==> ducting ==> Fan ==> ducting ?? As long as you got plenty of tape to make sure no stank air squeaks out, you should be golden.
PSUAGRO.
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Yeah this so ineffective........never will have 100% leak free ducting............Scrubber goes into the tent ALWAYS unless you have a weird/inefficient grow room layout.
ClassAcura
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I have a Blackstar 600w in a Super Locker 2.0 and my temps mid day with the light on are about 78-82 running a desk fan and the carbon filter only.
Sativa Dragon
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No more chopping holes K?
