Anyone use a colzer 296 PPD dehumidifier ?

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Aaronsgooter

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I'm looking into a large dehumidifier for my 7 1/2' x 34' shipping container grow i'm starting. We are running 20 lights , 4 plants per light in 3 gal smart pots. top feed drain to waste running a 30k BTU minisplit.
I was thinking about getting this dehu
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296 Pints Commercial Dehumidifier with Continuous Drain Hose | RINKMO PD1201A

High-efficienct compressor and fan system ensure the maximum moisture-removal is up to 296 pints per day (144 PPD AHAM). 37 Gallons Heavy Duty. Auto Defrost. Great dehumidifier for large basements, industrial warehouse, water damage restoration, etc.
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Im figuring ill be watering 40-60 gallons every two days durring flowering and probably once a day for a few weeks in flower.
Will this guy cut it?
 
Renfro

Renfro

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Aaronsgooter said:
I'm looking into a large dehumidifier for my 7 1/2' x 34' shipping container grow i'm starting. We are running 20 lights , 4 plants per light in 3 gal smart pots. top feed drain to waste running a 30k BTU minisplit.
I was thinking about getting this dehu
colzer.com

296 Pints Commercial Dehumidifier with Continuous Drain Hose | RINKMO PD1201A

High-efficienct compressor and fan system ensure the maximum moisture-removal is up to 296 pints per day (144 PPD AHAM). 37 Gallons Heavy Duty. Auto Defrost. Great dehumidifier for large basements, industrial warehouse, water damage restoration, etc.
colzer.com colzer.com

Im figuring ill be watering 40-60 gallons every two days durring flowering and probably once a day for a few weeks in flower.
Will this guy cut it?
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I haven't any experience with that unit, looks like a lot of unit for the buck. I did note this spec (143 PPD AHAM).
 
Renfro

Renfro

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It looks like it will require a dedicated circuit, might make sure you have the power available. It's rated at 17 amps so I am wondering if they are requiring a 30 amp dedicated? They don't seem too forthcoming with the plug type, looks like someone asked about that and did not get a response.
 
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Aaronsgooter

Member
Renfro said:
It looks like it will require a dedicated circuit, might make sure you have the power available. It's rated at 17 amps so I am wondering if they are requiring a 30 amp dedicated? They don't seem too forthcoming with the plug type, looks like someone asked about that and did not get a response.
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Yeah I did not think about that. I have not had the sub panel installed yet. I want to have all the equipment locked in first. Thanks for the help man, i appreciate it.
 
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