selfmedicator462
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here is a solution for your light cords. http://www.menards.com/main/lightin...hts/5-light-bath-bracket/p-1731072-c-7502.htm Put one down the center and use "Y"s or use 2 of these. They are cheap enough.
Just finished my setup! Comments Please
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I looked online to see if they were available at my local walmart and they didn't have them. I will check other ones close as there are lots.
waterdawg
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No need to solder just marrette the whites to white on an extension cord and black to black. If you want just one wire powering two or three strips buy a electrical junction box and run multiple wires from fixtures into that and one wire to timer out of box. just remember white to white and black to black and on the extension cord plug (male) the bigger of the two prongs is the white I believe but you may want to confirm that as it kinda matters if changing a bulb with the power on lol.
Here are the pics after I added the mylar and the fans. I didn't take a pic of the exhaust fan. It's the same as the one in the pic just up at the top on the opposite side of the box. Don't mind the wires as I re-positioning them all that's why it looks like a mess.
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Here is the final pics. Just added 4 more CFL's. 2 on each end. Now there is a total of 10 CFL's and a T5. The exhaust fan is in the pics now. Also I cleaned up the wires. Looks way better. Temps are 81 degrees with 52% humidity. Shoot. Just realized I forgot to put the mylar back on that side where the exhaust fan is. Woops.
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