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Mackdizzle420

Mackdizzle420

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My Temps are raising i moved them into a new closet every since its been getting up to 89 90 degrees so should I get a inline or put a decent ac in there I thought I could just leave the doors open but its building up heat in the top part of the closet...

Basically are inlines or as more effective for removing heat? OR do I need both
 
HighlyMedic@ted

HighlyMedic@ted

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It really depends but you have to o transfer the hot air somewhere else. The ac will help most definitely but if it's a non window unit you will also need to vent the hot air somewhere else. From my experience in my controlled room ( it's been in the 90s here my temps stay around 80 and 77 when it's not as hot) you have move the hot air somewhere where your not going to draw air from, preferably outside.
 
Mackdizzle420

Mackdizzle420

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bk78 said:
Will you be moving the heat outside with the fan?
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Yes with the inline i planned on moving air outside I have few fans I can use in the mean time I don't think it'll be enough tho I just moved them in there for more space so that's why the oscillating fans arnt up yet
 
Mackdizzle420

Mackdizzle420

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HighlyMedic@ted said:
It really depends but you have to o transfer the hot air somewhere else. The ac will help most definitely but if it's a non window unit you will also need to vent the hot air somewhere else. From my experience in my controlled room ( it's been in the 90s here my temps stay around 80 and 77 when it's not as hot) you have move the hot air somewhere where your not going to draw air from, preferably outside.
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So you've had better luck with exhaust fans

I have a plan to I think I could rig it up to push in directly out my window
 
edblings

edblings

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anyone reccommend good in-line fan for vivosun tent and decent portable AC (i don't want to have to take it in and out of the window when it's colder outisde)? i just set my tent up tonight and like OP said having some heat issues and i am expecting more soon enough. just wondering if anyone has any experience with some decently priced products because in the day and age of amazon it's hard to know what is good and what's not.
 
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On the Fence

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edblings said:
anyone reccommend good in-line fan for vivosun tent and decent portable AC (i don't want to have to take it in and out of the window when it's colder outisde)? i just set my tent up tonight and like OP said having some heat issues and i am expecting more soon enough. just wondering if anyone has any experience with some decently priced products because in the day and age of amazon it's hard to know what is good and what's not.
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I use Can-Fans for longevity. I have a 6" inline AC INfinity booster that I use on the 2x4 instead of the CanFans on the lowest setting. The AC Infinity fan has a really nice soft start feature on the rheostat and with AC being ducted into the tent I don't need much for exhaust, just enough to pull air from the AC duct on the bottom. I have a single window AC unit on the floor feeding into a distribution box that has 2 ducts, one for the 5x5x8 flower room and one for the 2x4 tent which is in 90+ deg room. I use fans to gently pull air from the distribution box as needed. No more hurricane speeds which suck tent sides in and are loud.
 
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edblings said:
anyone reccommend good in-line fan for vivosun tent and decent portable AC (i don't want to have to take it in and out of the window when it's colder outisde)? i just set my tent up tonight and like OP said having some heat issues and i am expecting more soon enough. just wondering if anyone has any experience with some decently priced products because in the day and age of amazon it's hard to know what is good and what's not.
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I got Vortex VTX 600L and works great. Through research here and other places on the web, it seems that the Vortex fans are better vs others when it comes to restrictions/pressure (filter, silencer, 90 degree bends, etc). Combine with a phresh or can filter to deal with the stank.
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