I will keep an eye on it for sure. With the fan outside the tent, everything is getting sucked out. I would have to tap the exhaust line and run it back to the tent somehow. It's looks so clean right now, I don't know. Im hoping that they'll "buck up" a little and take it on the chin. Help is on the way.
Bob, does the Sentinal control the fan speed? Can I just plug in the fan and let the Sentinal control evertything? If it kicked on full blast, it would clear the room in seconds. Otherwise, I can leave the fan controller inline and adjust it manually. Also, what about fans inside the tent? Does it kick those on and off for Co2?
No, the Sentinel doesn't control the fan speed, but yes, you can just plug in the fan and let the Sentinel control everything.
Like you, my fans totally exhaust the tent air in <1 minute, so it doesn't take very long.
As far as the fans in the tent, do you mean the 12" oscillating fan? Because that's always on, 24/7.
As far as the three inline fans (one hooked up to carbon filter, one to light, and then one for intake), yes, it controls the intake and exhaust fans, but the light-cooling fan is on the same timer as the light is.
Going to change this, and perhaps use my CAP-TMp (thermostate) to control that fan, leaving it off (no air-cooling) until the temps reach about 81, when it'll kick on (I could just have that fan controlled with the intake and exhaust fans by the Sentinel, but I try to minimize them coming on in order to conserve CO2).
Ran out of CO2 last night and the refill place is closed today - looking at generators online right now, I'm already tired of refilling these tanks.