Should I be concerned?

I'm purchasing a town home in just a few weeks and will be setting up a 5'x5' tent in a room that is roughly 10'x12'. I'll be running the 800w LED (ROI E720) for my light source. I was thinking of using a bar fan to circulate air at the bottom half of the tent and a stand up/pedestal fan to circulate the air up top. I'm running a carbon filter with an AC Infinity inline fan to exhaust the air outside the tent. I can't exhaust the air outside my window due to HOA rules and I really don't want to pay to have an exhaust port installed in my roof. I have no clue how how much heat that will coming out. Is this an issue or will the set up be fine?

I think you'll be fine, if not, get a window AC.

You'll need to keep the door to this room open to the rest of the house at the very least, possibly even with a fan blowing air into the room, or as Hoe says, you'll need a window AC. That 800 watt LED will produce a shocking about of heat in a room that size.

HOA prohibits ac window units and fans in the window. Trying to keep a certain level of class for their townhomes which are backed up to a Motel 6.

I'm wondering if I should scale back to a 600w to help remove some heat.

Rurumo said:

You'll need to keep the door to this room open to the rest of the house at the very least, possibly even with a fan blowing air into the room, or as Hoe says, you'll need a window AC. That 800 watt LED will produce a shocking about of heat in a room that size.

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Im running 600 watts of led and its not even full powered and it does get pretty warm

bleu stuff said:

HOA prohibits ac window units and fans in the window. Trying to keep a certain level of class for their townhomes which are backed up to a Motel 6.

I'm wondering if I should scale back to a 600w to help remove some heat.

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Im not entirely sure if this would work but it came to mind