FlyLikeAnEagle
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My 5000 watts of light has been keeping my house at a nice 75 degrees, have not had to turn my furnace on all winter and all week it has not got above 10 degrees outside. 
Minus 2 degrees outside and my furnace is off
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nomaninsf
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Whether it's electricity for a heater or gas for a furnace, you're still paying somebody to stay warm in the winter. This way you killing two birds with one stone. Bravo
I love the winter. Running the lights without AC and the temp is still 72, plus you can recycle the heat from the exhaust for your own comfort
I love the winter. Running the lights without AC and the temp is still 72, plus you can recycle the heat from the exhaust for your own comfort
nomaninsf
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He said 5000w. They don't make 500's so it's gotta be 5x1000, probably all HPS
FlyLikeAnEagle
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4800 watts of light to be exact. Have them venting into the heat ducts of an 1800 sf house. The house is brand new and insulated better than any house i've ever seen.
FlyLikeAnEagle
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3 1000's and 3 600's.
KitchenKhemist
Active Member
man....you guys must have good filters! Kudos...I monopolizing utility companies and love to see someone keeping as much money outta their hands as possible. Keep fighting the good fight!
purple voodoo#5
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so all your lights are in one room right? is the temp. in the room with the lights at 75 as well?
Juan Pablo
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Everything I've heard says that Air Quality, in the sense of what the plants like, is pretty much just the ppm of CO2. "Fresh Air" is just a saying and your plants really don't need anything else except the 1500 ppm or so of CO2 and the little bit of Oxygen they breath at night.
