Hotwired
Well-Known Member
How in the world do you keep 2 1k watt lights cool when it is hot out all the time? Assuming of course, you have air cooled lights and assuming the temp is always 75-80 in winter and 88-95 in summer.
Let's assume the room is 10' x 5' and 8' high. So a room is basically cut in half. Where do you input and output your vents?
From the other half of the room? The room heats up and gets worse than before.
From another room in the house? It still wont be cool enough to cool those lamps down tho. Also the room gets hot and will just be sucking up warm air again.
From the attic? Jeez, the air up there can get plenty hot too. In the summer it must be 100 to 120 up there. But at night it can get cool without the sun beating on it.
From outside? Better off back inside cause it's most likely hotter outside.
So what's the scoop? How can you keep the temps under 85 in those conditions? Is it possible?
I was thinking a portable A/C but that can be damn expensive to run all day. Any ideas from the peeps dealing with these issues?
TIA
ps...Can't really keep the door to the room open cause of the smell, but you pros already knew that
Let's assume the room is 10' x 5' and 8' high. So a room is basically cut in half. Where do you input and output your vents?
From the other half of the room? The room heats up and gets worse than before.
From another room in the house? It still wont be cool enough to cool those lamps down tho. Also the room gets hot and will just be sucking up warm air again.
From the attic? Jeez, the air up there can get plenty hot too. In the summer it must be 100 to 120 up there. But at night it can get cool without the sun beating on it.
From outside? Better off back inside cause it's most likely hotter outside.
So what's the scoop? How can you keep the temps under 85 in those conditions? Is it possible?
I was thinking a portable A/C but that can be damn expensive to run all day. Any ideas from the peeps dealing with these issues?
TIA
ps...Can't really keep the door to the room open cause of the smell, but you pros already knew that