but I myself prefer negative air pressure inside as IMO it seems that less of the same air is recirculated thru the same space. With a negative pressure scenario you can't have anything impeding or hindering its abililty to draw air out of the cab by hindering a passive intake. With a 200CFM inline set at exhaust at the top of the grow space closest to the bulbs as possible
Cheers Check out the last previous page last post also, its got pictures and all... But first off lemme get this straight, as of right now, I DO NOT have a heat problem whatsoever right now temps 75-80, all im really asking is for peoples opinions, do you think i will be able to add another 150watt light in my cab without raising temps too much... When i first bought the fan i tired to use it as an exhaust, at the time it was about midlevel in the cab, very close to the blub, even had a computer fan trying to blow air across the bulb to be sucked out by the big fan...And had computer fan as an intake...But temps didnt even budge, dropped 3-4 degrees tops... Also humidity levels raised alot when i did things that way for some reason...So i sat down and thought maybe if I switched them around it will work, and that did the trick, i instantly lowered my temps 10-15 degrees, so right now they are fairly stable at 75-80 degrees. Thanks!
My question: What do you think? Will i be able to add a 150watt hps light next to my current 150 for a total of 300watts of hps and not have to worry about temps too much or do you think adding the light will add too much heat in my cab?!?!
Please anyone that can offer some guidance before i drop money on a light i wont be able to use due to heat, just wanna get some personal opinions, as i know alot of 150watt growers work in small spaces...Thanks!