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stretchpuppy
Hunt4Hazez said:Thanks man thats what i was looking for... You pull off a few grows on that 120v/15a...
Oh and just to make sure...
the timers plug into the power strip right? And the appliance plugs into the timer?
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If you have a small veg/mother room attached to your cab is it cool to have its own powerstrip with say 4-6 45w cfl's all hooked up to their own power strip, then the power strip plugged into a extension cord , which is plugged into another timer and into the Original extension cord.
YW, by the time I found the C13 thread on OG, it was 60 something pages long and just about every configuration and setup was explained, so there detail was all there for me to mimic. I basically didn't even have to ask.. just lurk, read, and build.
I used to run two timers, one for the light and one for the inline pulling from my light hood. After a mold problem with my first grow (could also be because I packed two big ass waterfarms in there, didn't bury the drippers all the way so there was a lot of water splash, and grew frickin trees and huge ass colas) I decided to let the inline run 24/7 to keep fresh air circulating and just time the light. Has worked great since, but I also moved the cab out of the bedroom when I started running the fan full time.
There is actually a powerstrip IN the cab, that routes out through the same 2" hole I drilled to also let the fan and light wiring out of the cab. This gets caulked up and sealed, and then plugged into the external powerstrip where the timer for the light, ballast, and fan for the ballast plug into. This is just my specific setup... to give you an idea.
I'd say running a few CFLs in another cab would be perfectly okay, but that's my instinct talking and not actually crunching the numbers on the load on that circut, which you could do. I plan on adding a 4 bulb 24" T5 flouro and another vortex with a speed controller running at 1/4 speed for my mom room.
At the very least I did check at the breaker box and which outlets were controlled by which breaker, sometimes 1 room will use two different lines and it's even easier on you to setup.