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Thanks I will cut these off and inspect all 5 plants... I did have my fans and exhaust fan off yesterday...temp got over 90. Before I got to my room after lights kicked on. Normally in my sealed room it stays about 82 degrees with fans and exhaust running I do have air cooled lights but was...

Is this a Hermie ?? These are blue cheese/capers?? Started from seeds in 5 gal pots in organic soil, 2 buds in one plant showed this today out of 5 plants. They are in the 6th week of flowering now. Under 1000 watt light. Thanks for any input.

I removed the clamp and touched the fan while it was running and the stray current was gone..I just connected the air duct with tape since I don't have room for an elbow...turned on all the lights one at a time and there is no shock anywhere like it should be. Copper pipes should be safe...

I found the problem!!!! I started testing one set at a time. connecting the fan then the ballast/light...i did the first set had no problem/current in duct so shut it off, did the 2nd set and it was all clear, did the 3rd set and felt the current in duct. The only difference in how i connected...

this being my first time around setting up the grow room--how do you ground the air duct to the copper pipe?? i know they have the the grounding clamp to the part that goes to the copper pipe...so do you just pick a random point in your air duct to connect the copper wire and run it to a point...

yes they do- the fans came already with a 6 foot grounded cord.

Picograv-- I just zoomed in on the picture you posted and the wire coming out of my breaker box to the outside is just like the exposed part of the wire coming from the green/yellow wire attached to the stake. Like i said there is no type of coating on this wire and it was ran straight into the...

Here is a pic of the fans I'm using from HTG Supply. and no it does not look like that but it is also not just laying on the ground. For whatever reason the copper wire was spray painted black on the outside of the house and it is pulled tight into the ground. Is it possible the stake is...

Everyone thanks for the input. I have checked every single cord very closely and there are no bare wires or tears anywhere. Picograv I think you might be right about the fans producing the current through the air duct. I checked my main breaker box and found the copper wire that runs outside...

can you explain what i should be looking for?? when i connected everything i dindt notice any exposed wires but i will check everything very closely to try and find the problem. i thought it might be the inline duct fans since i could feel the current in air ducts but when i plugged in all 3...

definitely sure it was not the vibrations from the fan. It was a shock, so i touched it again and you could feel a light current, like a tingling sensation almost. i will inspect everything before powering these back on.

ok, the light and ballast are new, the inline duct fans are new. the only thing not new are the power strips but i will check all wires. I did go back and plugged in the three fans alone and didnt feel anything so i think its safe to cross those off. Thanks for the help

I'm setting up a a grow room in my basement and almost have everything done that i need. i have 3- 1000 watt air cooled lights hanging. I was doing the duct work today and put a inline duct fan to each light to blow cool air, finished the duct work and turn the power on to each light. I touched...