Someguy15
Well-Known Member
It's not so much the filament as it is the entire socket assembly. I tightened the bulb up with gloves on to ensure I had it in really well. But to no avail. The arc doesnt seem affected but the you can definitely see the outer glass of the bulb "bouncing" a touch. I already tried to slow it down, still happens a little. I'd slow it further but I don't want to overheat the fan motor. I guess 4-650 cfm is too much for hood cooling Well, I'll see if it gets better after the carbon filter gets on there, that should slow the flow further.
My final solution for the problem is installing two Y ducts so there is a two trunks from fan to filter, one with the hood the other just duct. Then I could throw a damper in the bypass and adjust how much air moves through the bypass duct vs the light. And because of the Y's, all the air is still carbon filtered. Eventually I could install another hood in this bypass leg too.
Thanks for kickin ideas around wit me
My final solution for the problem is installing two Y ducts so there is a two trunks from fan to filter, one with the hood the other just duct. Then I could throw a damper in the bypass and adjust how much air moves through the bypass duct vs the light. And because of the Y's, all the air is still carbon filtered. Eventually I could install another hood in this bypass leg too.
Thanks for kickin ideas around wit me