Nitegazer
Well-Known Member
I have adjacent veg and flowering rooms that run both lights off a single duct. The duct runs from outside, though a 250W cool tube, then through the wall to the next room to a 400w air-cooled hood before hitting the fan and venting outside. My fan is a 333cfm S&P silent inline.
I have had some problems with light leaking from the cool tube and through the ventilation hose to my flowering light. I have found two potential solutions, and would like some advice on which I should go with.
1 - Run some ThermoFlo 2000SR ducting between the lights. There are a couple 90 degree bends between the lights, which would hopefully kill the leak. Cost $40. Advantage: simple. Disadvantage: relatively costly.
2 - Build a light baffle box out of a plastic bin. Line it with flocking or felt on the inside and mount it to the side of my light hood. Cost ~$20. Advantage: cheap and I could tinker with it for best performance. Disadvantage: clunky, may cause more pressure drop.
I have no idea which one would be more effective. Thanks ahead of time for your help.
I have had some problems with light leaking from the cool tube and through the ventilation hose to my flowering light. I have found two potential solutions, and would like some advice on which I should go with.
1 - Run some ThermoFlo 2000SR ducting between the lights. There are a couple 90 degree bends between the lights, which would hopefully kill the leak. Cost $40. Advantage: simple. Disadvantage: relatively costly.
2 - Build a light baffle box out of a plastic bin. Line it with flocking or felt on the inside and mount it to the side of my light hood. Cost ~$20. Advantage: cheap and I could tinker with it for best performance. Disadvantage: clunky, may cause more pressure drop.
I have no idea which one would be more effective. Thanks ahead of time for your help.