10000 watts

[berrykid]

its been asked alot i know but can i get a good answer is 10k watts to much for an apartment would it throw up a red flag even tho he pays it on time its my friends cousins house he wants to do 2 flower rooms each 5k watts or should he just do one room his started one room already cuz i told him not to turn on all that power at once what u guys think thnx in advance what would u guys do

 

[Warlock1369]

That is to much IMO. If he can run 10000w move it to a house and put it in the garage or something let the plant pay for the house and you own it. Wouldn't go over 1200w a room in a apartment.

 

[berrykid]

its a 3 bedroom so u think it wouldnt be a good idea u think light companys gon come and knock on the door lol how about 6k would that be alright

That is to much IMO. If he can run 10000w move it to a house and put it in the garage or something let the plant pay for the house and you own it. Wouldn't go over 1200w a room in a apartment.

 

[cary schellie]

apartment is a bad idea all together, even with good filters someone will smell, and legal or not u will have problems.

 

[berrykid]

smell isnt a problem only problem he has is red flags for the light his brother lives dwnstairs and he lives on the second floor so smell light leaks all that isnt a problem thnk by the way bro so back to the main question would 10 or 6k watts be a concern in an apartment

 

[GreenGrower14]

yea dude id stay with the 1000w per room theory. 10k watts is defiantly gonna throw up a red flag even if you are paying off the bill at the end of the month.

 

[Warlock1369]

its a 3 bedroom so u think it wouldnt be a good idea u think light companys gon come and knock on the door lol how about 6k would that be alright

Apartments are good for small grows. 10000w is way to much. My house that I had extra power droped to so I can (weld) in I have under 5000w and bill is over 600 a mounth. So just try and exsplane a $1000 bill each month in a apartment. Its not a good idea. Unless it's 1 grow and split witch dosnt found legal anyways

 

[mellokitty]

things to consider:

-is he intending on living there, or "ghosting" it? (must take into consideration the amount of power stuff like a fridge, tv, heat etc. etc. chew up when the place is inhabited. on the other hand, ghosted apartments are *heaty*)
-does he pay for his own power, or is it included in the rent? (if it's included in the rent, the power company may not care, but the owner/landlord/management might notice.)
-how much power is the breaker that goes to his apartment rated for? (1. DON'T casually ask the landlord. 2. accidentally popping it several times is not the way you want to find out, either for your grow OR for security/secrecy reasons.)
-does he have a contingency plan for if somebody (landlord, repair people, etc.) have to enter the apartment? 24 hrs isn't a lot of time to "de-grow" the site of a 10k grow.

 

[donutpunched]

Dam.... 10 k in an apartment... do you live in Cali? Thats gonna cost you some bucks.. I did 4k once and then all the pumps fans, etc and the bill was just under 800.00 so commercial is the way to go.. the rates are cheaper...

 

[berrykid]

i wnna thnk u all for the help and replys srry i didnt explain myself good his brother is the owner of the house and there both growers and they wnna do it in the second floor so sercurity no need nobody goes in but them both floors have the eletric bill under two different names so how can he tell the light company that the tenants light is included if they were to turn off the fridge stove and all the other stuff would 6k watts be alright the only things on are the lights and fans and they have an uncle thats an electrician that did the first room for them but he thought it wass for a music studio thnx again so wat do u guys think so far +rep m8

things to consider:

-is he intending on living there, or "ghosting" it? (must take into consideration the amount of power stuff like a fridge, tv, heat etc. etc. chew up when the place is inhabited. on the other hand, ghosted apartments are *heaty*)
-does he pay for his own power, or is it included in the rent? (if it's included in the rent, the power company may not care, but the owner/landlord/management might notice.)
-how much power is the breaker that goes to his apartment rated for? (1. DON'T casually ask the landlord. 2. accidentally popping it several times is not the way you want to find out, either for your grow OR for security/secrecy reasons.)
-does he have a contingency plan for if somebody (landlord, repair people, etc.) have to enter the apartment? 24 hrs isn't a lot of time to "de-grow" the site of a 10k grow.

 

[Enzogrowspot]

Wow 10k thats like the sun, runnin 800w and I need my shades....

 

[berrykid]

there in the uk m8

Dam.... 10 k in an apartment... do you live in Cali? Thats gonna cost you some bucks.. I did 4k once and then all the pumps fans, etc and the bill was just under 800.00 so commercial is the way to go.. the rates are cheaper...

 

[berrykid]

yea m8 go big or go home jk but thats what they wnna do i think 6k should be alright

Wow 10k thats like the sun, runnin 800w and I need my shades....

 

[berrykid]

rent a warehouse u mean right how would they go about tht is that safe wat happends if the landlord passes by with inspectors

Dam.... 10 k in an apartment... do you live in Cali? Thats gonna cost you some bucks.. I did 4k once and then all the pumps fans, etc and the bill was just under 800.00 so commercial is the way to go.. the rates are cheaper...

 

[og18]

if you have that type of funding (not saying you dont) y not go and get a houseand do a couple first
and then add as you go 10,000 is like running a mig welder in your house my.02cents sounds like
TROUBLE TROUBLE

 

[berrykid]

why dnt they buy a house or rent a house will they got all the materials its not there first grow they been growing and saveing for awhile to get all the light,hoods,tents ect,ect but to buy a house i doubt it sounds good but it aint that easy they put all they got in material and yes it does sound like trouble thats why i asked u guys do u think 6k would be alright for an apartment

if you have that type of funding (not saying you dont) y not go and get a houseand do a couple first
and then add as you go 10,000 is like running a mig welder in your house my.02cents sounds like
TROUBLE TROUBLE

 

[BrutZuk]

how can the apt even handle 10k? How are you running that many amps to the room? Thats very sketchy for an apt no doubt, good luck.

 

[mellokitty]

i wnna thnk u all for the help and replys srry i didnt explain myself good his brother is the owner of the house and there both growers and they wnna do it in the second floor so sercurity no need nobody goes in but them both floors have the eletric bill under two different names so how can he tell the light company that the tenants light is included if they were to turn off the fridge stove and all the other stuff would 6k watts be alright the only things on are the lights and fans and they have an uncle thats an electrician that did the first room for them but he thought it wass for a music studio thnx again so wat do u guys think so far +rep m8

so it's a house that's split up into suites, i'm guessing? i had more of an apartment building scenario in mind.

sorry if i wasn't clear. what i meant about "included" and the "power company not caring" was with the assumption that you didn't have a "friendly" landlord. what i mean is, IF you were in an apartment block, say, and the power was included in your rent, the heatiness from high power consumption would shift from you to the landlord, BUT, your landlord might notice pretty quick when your powerbill starts hemorrhaging money. on the other hand, if you pay for your own power (AND it's in your name), your landlord might not come knocking because of your power bill but the power company might (depending where you are and how cooperative they are with the local law enforcement blahblahblah).

either way, the point is moot (and thanks for clarifying).
and i'm not familiar with the cannabis laws in the uk...... if there is an iota of a chance (legally) that the owner can lose the house over a grow, i would strongly suggest against a high power op.

 

[mak]

sounds like condos lol

 

[berrykid]

yes its a 2 family house srry for the confusing and no mak its not a condo buts its his brothers house m8 but his gon set dwn and talk to his brother i think there gnna go with 6k watts i think theyll be good what u think whats the most u would do o stay on the safe side

so it's a house that's split up into suites, i'm guessing? i had more of an apartment building scenario in mind.

sorry if i wasn't clear. what i meant about "included" and the "power company not caring" was with the assumption that you didn't have a "friendly" landlord. what i mean is, IF you were in an apartment block, say, and the power was included in your rent, the heatiness from high power consumption would shift from you to the landlord, BUT, your landlord might notice pretty quick when your powerbill starts hemorrhaging money. on the other hand, if you pay for your own power (AND it's in your name), your landlord might not come knocking because of your power bill but the power company might (depending where you are and how cooperative they are with the local law enforcement blahblahblah).

either way, the point is moot (and thanks for clarifying).
and i'm not familiar with the cannabis laws in the uk...... if there is an iota of a chance (legally) that the owner can lose the house over a grow, i would strongly suggest against a high power op.