Howl of Indignation
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Hey All! I'm currently building out a 3x7x7 grow room in a outside shed and I plan on going with an AC Infinity Cloudline T6 with the automatic features to help control temp and humidity. However, I'm not sure if that will move enough air, often enough and bring enough fresh air in.
The goal is a sealed and insulated space for total temp/humidity control and I understand fresh air will find it's way in. I have no idea how often the T6 will run so I was thinking that I might need another exhaust source to help move and replace the air as I should be replacing double the rooms capacity every minute. Since I'm building this I need to plan for all of the intake/exhaust ports etc. as I don't have the luxury of per-fabricated openings like you'd find on a tent.
Thanks!
The goal is a sealed and insulated space for total temp/humidity control and I understand fresh air will find it's way in. I have no idea how often the T6 will run so I was thinking that I might need another exhaust source to help move and replace the air as I should be replacing double the rooms capacity every minute. Since I'm building this I need to plan for all of the intake/exhaust ports etc. as I don't have the luxury of per-fabricated openings like you'd find on a tent.
- Should I just stick with the T6 and it'll do just fine?
- OR go with the T6 + another exhaust fan that constantly runs? With this being a build I can wire in a quiet 100cfm bathroom exhaust fan that could constantly run to draw air out.
- OR should I consider a second duct fan or something else?
- I'm hesitant to add a "intake" opening/inlet at the base as this is "outside" and I am wary of super cold air in the winter and other critters making it in
- I plan on running oscillating fans in the room
- What about adding co2 in with a tank?
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