livesoul
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Yo whatsup guys, got another question for some vets. Ive nearly completed setting up my setup. I have two separate rooms built in my closet. You can see the layout from the first sketch. Im trying to ventilate both rooms and Im not sure quite how to do it. I can pull cool air from a bathroom located somewhere else in my house. This is the equipment:
2x Can Fans 256cfm
2x Bathroom fans
1 environmental control: humid, temp, Co2
1 carbon filter
ROOM1: Flowering a SOG under a 1000watt HPS running 12/12 light cycle
ROOM2: Veggin 6 mothers under a 400watt MH running 24 hour light
From the diagram I presented I was thinking of running one of the can fans to cool light the 1000watter. I was thinking of killing two birds with one stone and pulling the hot air from the veg room and running straight through the 1000 watt. I wanted to do this also to keep the room sealed to better control the Co2. Im not sure how to best utilize the equipment. Peep it out and let me know if you have any questions. Any suggestions would be great!!!!
Ps. I can have fans actually in the flower room, or I could have it in the space between the two rooms. Im planning on having the ballasts in this area to minimize heat from them.
2x Can Fans 256cfm
2x Bathroom fans
1 environmental control: humid, temp, Co2
1 carbon filter
ROOM1: Flowering a SOG under a 1000watt HPS running 12/12 light cycle
ROOM2: Veggin 6 mothers under a 400watt MH running 24 hour light
From the diagram I presented I was thinking of running one of the can fans to cool light the 1000watter. I was thinking of killing two birds with one stone and pulling the hot air from the veg room and running straight through the 1000 watt. I wanted to do this also to keep the room sealed to better control the Co2. Im not sure how to best utilize the equipment. Peep it out and let me know if you have any questions. Any suggestions would be great!!!!
Ps. I can have fans actually in the flower room, or I could have it in the space between the two rooms. Im planning on having the ballasts in this area to minimize heat from them.
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