If the outlet for the dehumidifier & space heater are the same, there running opposite of each other then it would be okay. However make sure the 600w light is plugged into a separate outlet connected to a separate breaker because if the heater and light are on the same breaker both of them on will trip it as they draw 17.2 amps together. Like Slanty stated don't go over 12a just to be safe.If i only run the heater when the dehumidifier is off but the heater is plugged into a timer constanntly will be good?
An electrical sub-panel, also known as a service subpanel or circuit breaker subpanel, acts as a waypoint between the main service panel and branch circuits further down the line. Basically you put a panel by your grow run a feed wire from the main breaker to the sub panel. The feed wire connect to the bus and circuit of the sub panel. Say its a 50 amp sub panel you could do 3 15 amp breakers with 5 amps spare. That's awesome they grew too it was prolly lower wattages I would assume tho.What is a sub panel. They used it to grow i found bags of miracle grow and liningnin the walls they cut a ventilatiion hole in the vent of the room above it. They built the room with plywood painted it white lol.
talk about a deal and a half hahaLoooked like a low watt setup or cfl bit they basicaly handed me a gow room
This helps how??? I would still suggest taking account for the true power draw for the room! Anything over 12A is a sign to run a dedicated 40+ amp sub panel! I would suggest a 60amp sup panel to take care of all your future needs as long as you take into consideration of your other circuit draws!What is a sub panel. They used it to grow i found bags of miracle grow and liningnin the walls they cut a ventilatiion hole in the vent of the room above it. They built the room with plywood painted it white lol.
If i only run the heater when the dehumidifier is off but the heater is plugged into a timer constanntly will be good?
I agree 100% with planning everything before he proceed anymore. However unless he has prior electrical experience then I'd suggest calling a licensed electrician to do the work, as installing a sub panel turns into a complex job fast if you don't what your doing.You are relying on timers shutting off an overloaded circuit to make it "happy"! BAD IDEA! Keep that circuit much lower of a draw! You need to do some wiring!
Do yourself and others a huge deal by supporting your AC network and planning based on that!
I don't ever wish on someone taking the chance of burning their home down due to lack of planning/wiring!!
Anything is possible with the proper plan in place PRIOR to doing anything! Do you have a 100amp or 200amp service to your home? That makes a difference!?