Maybe it's because I'm a German engineer and if problems can be solved easily and inexpensively, why Not ... My only question is whether there is increased heat development? I've noticed that if the dehumidifier runs for longer, the temperature in the fridge increases.
It can raise the temp slightly sure, but by a couple degrees Fahrenheit, so running at 55f it may go to 58 for a minute, but that fluctuation is probably not even in the temp sensors margin of error and certainly not enough to change a dry. In fact it is still below the normal theory of an optimal 60f for drying. I’m not saying don’t come up with a solution if you feel the need, I’m just pointing out it is not really as big of a deal as some on here would like to think. The fact that Cannatrol didn’t fix it in their commercial models should tell you how hard it is to get it to freeze and how little it makes a difference. Once I figured out how it worked I have never had either of mine freeze again.
Yes Sure, but cannatrol also recommend to Dr 36h before put it in the cannatrol. I Only thought it would be helpfull to bring the rh faster down on the first days... I did some Tests today and my dehumidifier freezed after some time... But i saw also that when i Set the Set on tolerannce to 1%, the dehumidifier will Not run so long that it will freeze.. Maybe
Exactly the Same Problem i also have. Thats why i thaught that it makes sence so double the dehumidifier to get the rh faster down...
This was my fear as well. But, being in a refrigerated environment, helps keep that at bay. I along with the others that have been consistently running these units have never had an issue with mold in them. And if I'm not mistaken I will start my RH percentage on the inkbird around 76 or 78%. The second dehumidifier should not be necessary. But, we are always open to experimenting and see how it turns out.
It can't hurt, especially if your unit is in a very light room. Mine stays in a dark room that only gets lit up if I happen to turn the light on, so I don't worry about it.
Somewhere in the thread I posted a graphic with times it takes for mold to grow at different temps and rh, basically if you already have mold you already have a problem, if not it is almost impossible for it to grow in the amount of time we are drying.
Thanks man
It's darkened like an amber jar so I didn't worry about that. But it wouldn't hurt.
Hot.glue may work if you have that?
I used silicon. It stinks while it dries but it’s silicon so it’s safe. It doesn’t really matter that much since the bud will never directly touch it.
RH is increasing because the dehumidifier is increasing the temperature thus affecting the dew point.
And after few Minutes it will Start to decrease rh?
