Hey guys.
Just coming around to week two of flower, and now having added a second light, as well as abnormally warm winter temps, I'm now having some heat issues.
The setup is the 8Gallon version of Current Culture Under Current 6XL system, but currently running only 4 of the buckets.
With just one Mars 1200, I was able to keep the room around 75-78 degrees with only a 440 CFM 6" inline fan w/Carbon filter exhausting the air into my living room, and a 6" duct booster fan acting as an intake - roughly 15ft of duct to the closest window (The room does not have a window itself)
Now that I've added the second light, I'm up around 85 degrees without AC. In the meantime, I've hooked up a 7000BTU portable AC with the exhaust connected to a 6" wye, which also has the inline fan now exhausting air 15' total to the nearest window, and with the duct booster fan now running with a 6-4" reducer and 4" ducting 15' to the window.
The AC is keeping up, but just barely. It's also been something like 80degrees ambient in our tropical, landlord controlled apartment.
I feel as if I'm not set up correctly...with the inline fan basically sucking out the cool air as the AC does its thing.
Should I be circulating the inline fan/carbon filter back into the room and using the duct booster fan to help exhaust the AC?
Please advise!
Thanks,
S
Just coming around to week two of flower, and now having added a second light, as well as abnormally warm winter temps, I'm now having some heat issues.
The setup is the 8Gallon version of Current Culture Under Current 6XL system, but currently running only 4 of the buckets.
With just one Mars 1200, I was able to keep the room around 75-78 degrees with only a 440 CFM 6" inline fan w/Carbon filter exhausting the air into my living room, and a 6" duct booster fan acting as an intake - roughly 15ft of duct to the closest window (The room does not have a window itself)
Now that I've added the second light, I'm up around 85 degrees without AC. In the meantime, I've hooked up a 7000BTU portable AC with the exhaust connected to a 6" wye, which also has the inline fan now exhausting air 15' total to the nearest window, and with the duct booster fan now running with a 6-4" reducer and 4" ducting 15' to the window.
The AC is keeping up, but just barely. It's also been something like 80degrees ambient in our tropical, landlord controlled apartment.
I feel as if I'm not set up correctly...with the inline fan basically sucking out the cool air as the AC does its thing.
Should I be circulating the inline fan/carbon filter back into the room and using the duct booster fan to help exhaust the AC?
Please advise!
Thanks,
S