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Thanks for the correction on Lemnis. Been following them for a while. They seem fairly legit but we all know the proof in the pudding. Here's the new drawing that I'm working on. Damn, after looking at your unit, I really like what you did there TTYS.Question? do you get free cooling from that...

Thanks brother. Headed back to CAD land but i really appreciate your efforts in this. This is our motivation as well. This wonderful plant is a catalyst to stepping big ag's game up. Food shortages are coming and growing things indoor is gonna be mandatory if the costs of produce continue to...

Wow! thats impressive customer service! Yeah, I've got some Surna hate, but do appreciate them pushing water-cooling into the mainstream. We both agree that for this its the bees knees.

I tried to do a lil research. = ) In the end, a cheap craigslist will suffice to get this thing rolling.

I've been reclaiming waste heat from air-cooled heat for the last 14 years but I'm sick of fans and ducting and inefficient lighting. There are better ways as you've shown.

I would add though, that in our high humidity situations, that to remove as much humidity as we do that with out adding heat to the equation most ac's would cool a room below target temp trying to keep the latent heat load down. Yes humidity is relative but only in the sense that as temp goes up...

I 100 percent agree with this.

You have an air-cooled chiller with a heat recovery loop..... Good research. highly efficient way to go.

Which unit did/do you have? I saw a couple units like that, but most were chinese rebranders with no customer support....or 15k

Technically no. Without the air-conditioning, regardless of using water or refrigerant to extract the latent heat, the base board would not remove moisture on its own. Now the air handlers are on the other hand are dehumidifiers. But they blow out cold air. In theory, too much for me. Time will...

This sounds like a water-cooled chiller.Yeah? If so, what is done with the extra heat when DOM hot water isn't needed and its summer so no heating is needed?

The idea with a chilled water dehumidifier is to not alter the temp of the air but still remove the humidity. Latent vs Sensible heat. I'll have all the sensible cooling I need with the lights but that water won't be cold enough to condense on the fixtures with the fans running. ( not...

I think my colors on my PID drawing are confusing you a lil. There is no actual hot water in that drawing. Only water that is either supply or return. I may try to pull 2 different temps off my tank depending on what I use for a res. An 80 gl storage tank are anywhere from 1000-3700$! fuck me...

Typically an electric reheat or hydronic reheat option.

WOW! Fuckin amazing! This country is so young. We have some things to learn here, yet. Shit is being ran like a 6th grade PE class. so yes the heat and cooling dump into the same res. I don't quite under stand the physics principals of hydronic seperation, thermal dynamics's,and computational...

In reference to what thickness? There's a lot of metal going on here.:wall:

@ttystikk OUCH, I see your still battling! FUCK EM! Hire good counsel..AND NEVER STOP GROWING!

@ttystik How's it going brother? Been a while. :bigjoint:

On the diagram, It serves as storage for the system and to keep the chiller from short cycling. In the drawing, you'll notice the adiabatic cooler. During the cooler months, I'll use that unit and the res as storage for cooling pre-lights on.

Thanks @lukio! I've been busy as hell, so the updates come randomly. Feel free to ask any questions about the build you'd like or...kick yer feet up and puff. This shits bout to get heavy!