So i am setting up a new room that is going to be 13.5 x 13 ft. I have a couple vent dilemmas and was hoping someone could blow some fresh ideas into my repetitive thought circle.
The decision is whether to go sealed w/ CO2 or to you standard intake/outake.
I have way more experience with the later. The issue i am continuing battling in a intake/outake room is the fluctuation in temperatures of the outside ambient air. The temperature where i live ranges from 15f-55f in winter and 35f-95f in the summer. So just when i think i have enough airflow, the temperatures are dropping too low because the intake air at night is so cold.
I plan on running 8x600W in a 12x6ft footprint. leaving the rest of the room for equipment and such as i am sick of working in overcrowded spaces and also and following medical guidelines and that is all the space i am going to need to use.
So how can i supply enough CO2 to my room without the heat dropping into the sixties?
For the A/C options i wonder is there is an efficient A/C that i can run in the room and duct the air outside. Would that waste the supplemental CO2 by pumping it outside?
Thanks for the fresh ideas folks.
peace and blessings
The decision is whether to go sealed w/ CO2 or to you standard intake/outake.
I have way more experience with the later. The issue i am continuing battling in a intake/outake room is the fluctuation in temperatures of the outside ambient air. The temperature where i live ranges from 15f-55f in winter and 35f-95f in the summer. So just when i think i have enough airflow, the temperatures are dropping too low because the intake air at night is so cold.
I plan on running 8x600W in a 12x6ft footprint. leaving the rest of the room for equipment and such as i am sick of working in overcrowded spaces and also and following medical guidelines and that is all the space i am going to need to use.
So how can i supply enough CO2 to my room without the heat dropping into the sixties?
For the A/C options i wonder is there is an efficient A/C that i can run in the room and duct the air outside. Would that waste the supplemental CO2 by pumping it outside?
Thanks for the fresh ideas folks.
peace and blessings