Dehumidifier upgrade recommendations

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!CORAL!REEFER!

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Hey everyone I’m upgrading my sealed grow room which is 10x16’ with 8’ ceilings. I need a better dehumidifier and am looking for recommendations.

-6 over head lights, and half the room has under canopy lights.
-9 plants per light in 1 gallon coco
-C02 supplemented
-currently have a 12k window unit but will be upgrading to a mini split as well( recommendations on a mini split too if you can)

looking to upgrade soon and I really appreciate an help and guidance from you guys.
Thanks in advance
 
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medidedicated

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This one done me well. Continuous operation for 5 months straight. Just started making clones smaller and now its barely on but it gets dry around fall/winter but still can get 80rh days in the home.

I bought another one for backup and out of loyalty. Its good to me so Ill look no further. I had my first one for 2 yrs now. I just keep it set to 45rh. Room toggles from 45-50rh same in tents no higher than 55% if plants are fitting snug.

I grow 5 bigger plants in one 10x10 bedroom. 6 mini one liter plants.
 

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Samwiseman420

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!CORAL!REEFER! said:
Hey everyone I’m upgrading my sealed grow room which is 10x16’ with 8’ ceilings. I need a better dehumidifier and am looking for recommendations.

-6 over head lights, and half the room has under canopy lights.
-9 plants per light in 1 gallon coco
-C02 supplemented
-currently have a 12k window unit but will be upgrading to a mini split as well( recommendations on a mini split too if you can)

looking to upgrade soon and I really appreciate an help and guidance from you guys.
Thanks in advance
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You need a small commercial dehumidifier like mine to kick ass and will last a long long time running 24/7 365 days a year. All the crap you can get at Home Depot, etc..............wont last.

Take a look at this https://www.questclimate.com/dehumidifiers/quest-70/

Costs a lot but will run for 10 years plus and will do the job right. Your grow is too big for small residential units to work efficiently.
 
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