I fought the low humidity fight now im
Fighting the high humidity i bought a 20 pint midea bucket humidifier with the app to control ive noticed my data log spiking 50 bsck to 70 up non stop is there a way to get this steady withoit the spikes? The dehumidifier is in tent right now.
Most dehumidifiers blow heated air out as a byproduct of the process. Mine is just in my room, not the tent, and it raises the temp from low 70s to high 80s
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I agree with @Spiney_norman, mine is also in the room, not in the tent, I keep it around 2 feet away from the intake. Mine also raises temp by around 6-8F. As for the spikes, it just plays around depending on the day for me. Some days it’ll be 70% in the tent, other days it will be 60%. I noticed it’s always around 10% higher in the tent than it is in the room.
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Same as @Spiney_norman
I tried one in the tent too. One in the room works way better.
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What size or device would be recommended anything that could hook into ac infinity controller 69 out there?
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It is arid here so during the Fall and Winter months I have a 1 gallon room humidifier I put I the tent. I have to fill it daily and I can get the humidity up to 40-50 percent.
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I use a vivosun 2.2L in my tent with good results. I’ve also run a 4in flex from my AC vent pointed toward the tent to fight the temperature raising.
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@Perfectcultguy
I tried mine inside the tent. Works much better outside the tent in the grow room.
I have the one below and it works great. I live in a very, very humid southern state.
No need to hook to controller. Set the system to the required setting and place in auto mode.
The app will connect to WiFi and you can monitor temp and rh and adjust as necessary.
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In the room not the tent. The dry air they push out is hot!
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