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However, I don't have a temperature on the outbound air, which is considerably hotter than the house, the room, and probably even the outside. With the HVAC keeping the house at 78☏, the room typically hovers around 80☏. This is without running the central HVAC, which I typically only do in June, July, August when outside temperatures are 90☏+ in the day, 80☏+ at night. To give as much info as possible: If I duct into the rest of the house, my whole house quickly heats up to 88-90☏ (31-32☌). can I duct out the window without being concerned of my heat signature? Should I put an empty shell from a window unit AC in the window to explain the billowing heat stream coming out?

#SUNBLAZE 44 PATCH#

Although this hasn't stopped me from running 6' ducting through sheetrock walls in the past, I do have to patch them when I move in a few years. My fear is that if I duct into this space through the sheetrock ceiling, I will heat the whole volume above my room.Īnother concern is that I rent.

#SUNBLAZE 44 PC#

Apparently this room was a porch or add-on, and the volume of attic space above this room is small, and goes nowhere. Pick up your Sunblaze PC copy from Green Man Gaming today and remember to sign in for our best price. I have just discovered that the attic space above this room does not connect well with the attic space of the rest of the house. If I were to put the exterior shell of a window unit air conditioner in the window, would that justify a hot exhaust window? Is this a safe amount of heat to vent out of the room through the window? Would it be safer to vent this air into my attic space? If I increase my setup from one 200, one 400 and one 600 by adding one or two more 600's, I will be running 1800 or 2400 W of lights. My question is: since I am running 1200W of lights, is it safe to vent the heat from this grow room out of an exterior window? I'm sure the window lights up on an IR photo, although the rear of my house doesn't face the street. The boxes are hinged to the wall at the top, so that I can lift the boxes to view all of my ballasts. Inside the exhaust box, my ballasts are hanging over the window so that the exhaust air picks up the heat of the ballasts before exiting the house. All of my reflectors pull outside air from the inlet box and expell it through the exhaust box. All of my charcoal can filters are ducted to exhaust odor-free air out of the exhaust box. The windows are left open with a set of wooden blinds preventing anyone from seeing the boxes from the outside. There are flanges hooking my ducting to the boxes. I have built 39' x 57' x 10' boxes over both windows in the room-one for intake, one for exhaust. The other half of my 9' x 14' is one 600W electronic HPS in a Sun Systems XXXL reflector. I am currently running one 216W SunBlaze 44 (4x 4' T5 Fluorescent) and one 400W MH in a 6' Cool Breeze inside of tents.

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