Zarezhu
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Hey guys,
working on my grow shed. It's was a 12 x 12 building we are converting into a flower room. Yesterday we added 6' to it- I'm making a 6 x 12 entry room. This is how you will access the sealed/insulated flower room. The entry room will also house everything not NEEDED in the flower room, such as ballasts/water res/etc. The entry room will not be insulated, as it's just meant for simple things.
My original plan was to put my AC condenser (24k breeze) inside the Entry Room, along with my ballasts, and to have a 6" inline fan constantly exhausting the room. This should keep the room from getting too hot, I would imagine? Or does the condenser put out so much heat, that a 6" inline fan couldn't keep up? The summer temps here are mostly 80s/90s and definitely hitting 100+also. The winters very rarely hit 28/32, typically 40-50.
Another thing I could do, is put the condenser on a pad outside of both rooms. This would expose it to the elements moreso, as well as MANY LARGE dogs. I don't want my dogs peein on my condenser, and they will! daily!
I have virtually zero carpentry experience, so making a dog deterent seems tough for me, and possibly expensive. If it's simple, it would definitely be worth it to keep the unit outside. Do any of you have any suggestions?
I would love to be able to use some of the entry room as a veg room, so if I could keep the condenser outdoors, temps would be better for the veg ladies and they'd have more space.
Spot 1 or 2?
working on my grow shed. It's was a 12 x 12 building we are converting into a flower room. Yesterday we added 6' to it- I'm making a 6 x 12 entry room. This is how you will access the sealed/insulated flower room. The entry room will also house everything not NEEDED in the flower room, such as ballasts/water res/etc. The entry room will not be insulated, as it's just meant for simple things.
My original plan was to put my AC condenser (24k breeze) inside the Entry Room, along with my ballasts, and to have a 6" inline fan constantly exhausting the room. This should keep the room from getting too hot, I would imagine? Or does the condenser put out so much heat, that a 6" inline fan couldn't keep up? The summer temps here are mostly 80s/90s and definitely hitting 100+also. The winters very rarely hit 28/32, typically 40-50.
Another thing I could do, is put the condenser on a pad outside of both rooms. This would expose it to the elements moreso, as well as MANY LARGE dogs. I don't want my dogs peein on my condenser, and they will! daily!
I have virtually zero carpentry experience, so making a dog deterent seems tough for me, and possibly expensive. If it's simple, it would definitely be worth it to keep the unit outside. Do any of you have any suggestions?
I would love to be able to use some of the entry room as a veg room, so if I could keep the condenser outdoors, temps would be better for the veg ladies and they'd have more space.
Spot 1 or 2?