hmm. give me a minute to get high and put a little thought into this one. lol. so basically your asking me how i would build my dream warehouse? lmao. i love this kinda homework. lol. ill think about some stuff today while im gardening and watering the girls and taking cuts.
be on later to give you an idea.Take your time, please! I'm looking forward to your thoughts!hmm. give me a minute to get high and put a little thought into this one. lol. so basically your asking me how i would build my dream warehouse? lmao. i love this kinda homework. lol. ill think about some stuff today while im gardening and watering the girls and taking cuts.
Lets say that I have a budget of 100k, more is available but I like round numbers!
you seal it up and run co2, or run intake and exhaust. not both.
um he has to to exhaust the lights smart guy. he lives in az where temps reach 120 degrees in summer. you have a better idea than a closed loop exhaust for the lights? cuz im all ears? also exhaust and excess heat may need to be vented so exhaust may actually be needed in some cases for exhausting heat. depends on your setup tbh and how you set it up.
open bulbs with an mini-split a/c and run the lights at night,not so smart guy.
Well the full shenanigans of course!! If you're gonna go in, go balls deep, right?
Actually, I live in Washington, but this particular space will be located east of the mountains where power is cheap but summer temps can exceed 100... on an 18/6 grow cycle I think it best to exhaust cause I would feel more comfortable with a set up that allows for me to control the environment...
That's what I'm trying to tell you. If you seal the room up and run a simple gull wing reflector, not air cooled, but open. Install a mini split a/c,supply co2 and a dehumidifier. Now you control all portions of the environment.
But would this work for over 8000 square feet though? I don't think anything "Mini A/C" would support that much light wattage and keep the environment at an optimal temperature. I would think that the cost of air cooled lighting and exhaust would be far more cost effecient than dropping A/C tonnage into the facility.
that's a huge place. You would have to get some 5 ton a/c units going in there with some zone dampening to pull it off. I have a friend who runs his warehouses like that, but none of his are 8000 sqft.
mmm. so your a bare bulb guy huh. gotcha. id still have the hoods exhausted since its still 90 degrees mid summer even in the middle of the night. but hey its whateva.
wait where the hell did i get az. oh wait. someone else that asked me for help was from az. my bad. lol.
its a mini split not a mini ac. its actually a really good way to cool the environment. the waterchiller you will need for that sq ftage is going to cost a huge penny tho.
I was just curious as to what you might be thinking about a design for this size... pins and needles, ya know!
still working on it. have to work on it in my spare time since ive still got work and my girls to take care of.I was just curious as to what you might be thinking about a design for this size... pins and needles, ya know!
So looking forward to your thoughts and ideas!
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