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Growroom Designs & Equipment
if your room is not right your not going to yeild what you want!
to start you need good power. dont want your room to look like this.
it should look like this
i dont care if you run 400 watt light or 4000 watt's you need 1 110 power line at the lest.
not just the 110 plug that all ready in the room either. run a 15 amp line just for your grow.
Anyone that has more than two 1000 watt lights in their home has probably run into the problem of how to supply power and turn them on and off. A standard 120 volt circuit in your home has a 15 amp rating, that means one light. Note: I will be using the term "120 volt" and "240 volt" to describe the two different types of circuits we will be working with only because that's the term the ballast manufactures use. They are often referred to as "110 volt" or "220 volt", actually if you measured the voltage with an accurate meter a 120 volt circuit often will be less than that an can vary. A 1000 watt light draws about 9.2 amps at 120 volts (1100 watts / 120 volts = 9.17 amps). On a 240 volt circuit the amperage is 4.6 amps (1100 watts / 240 volts = 4.58 amps), so when running multiple light systems, it's easier to wire them for 240 because you can use smaller wire.
in my case i need 2 110v 15amp & 2 220v 30 amp line's
110v
( 1 for the 110 ballast & timer. the other line for fan's,pumps,ect)
220v
( 1 for the a/c & 1 for the light's)
let's start with the 220 line.
this relay is triped by a 110 plug that plugs in to your timer to kick on the 220v light's all at the sam time you can run 4 light's on a 30 amp line but i only need 3 at this time my 4th is 110v only.
a short trip to the help you grow
to pick up this
12/3 15 amp 600v wire
Growroom Designs & Equipment
if your room is not right your not going to yeild what you want!
to start you need good power. dont want your room to look like this.
it should look like this
i dont care if you run 400 watt light or 4000 watt's you need 1 110 power line at the lest.
not just the 110 plug that all ready in the room either. run a 15 amp line just for your grow.
Anyone that has more than two 1000 watt lights in their home has probably run into the problem of how to supply power and turn them on and off. A standard 120 volt circuit in your home has a 15 amp rating, that means one light. Note: I will be using the term "120 volt" and "240 volt" to describe the two different types of circuits we will be working with only because that's the term the ballast manufactures use. They are often referred to as "110 volt" or "220 volt", actually if you measured the voltage with an accurate meter a 120 volt circuit often will be less than that an can vary. A 1000 watt light draws about 9.2 amps at 120 volts (1100 watts / 120 volts = 9.17 amps). On a 240 volt circuit the amperage is 4.6 amps (1100 watts / 240 volts = 4.58 amps), so when running multiple light systems, it's easier to wire them for 240 because you can use smaller wire.
in my case i need 2 110v 15amp & 2 220v 30 amp line's
110v
( 1 for the 110 ballast & timer. the other line for fan's,pumps,ect)
220v
( 1 for the a/c & 1 for the light's)
let's start with the 220 line.
this relay is triped by a 110 plug that plugs in to your timer to kick on the 220v light's all at the sam time you can run 4 light's on a 30 amp line but i only need 3 at this time my 4th is 110v only.
a short trip to the help you grow
to pick up this
12/3 15 amp 600v wire
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