Just me again,
I currently have a 4""inlet booster fan bringing fresh air into my space. However recently temps have been increasing and I'm not sure whether it's due to the outlet fan no longer pulling enough heat from the space or the inlet fan no longer pulling enough cool air into the space.
Should I be letting the negative pressure pull air into the space or should I be using a fan to pull it in. ?
Space is 210cm wide by 170cm high 60cm deep.
Now this space is the bottom area of the cupboard with a split shelf so there is a further 60cm by 60cm by 220cm of airspace above the shelf. (All power equipment is on there) fans and filters are fitted in the "actual grow space" below the shelf. There is a space of about 20cm between the wall and the shelf allowing air to move between the lower area (grow area) and upper area (empty space).
I calculated my fan size with the space below the shelf. Should I include the empty space above.?
Finally thank you for reading this far
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I currently have a 4""inlet booster fan bringing fresh air into my space. However recently temps have been increasing and I'm not sure whether it's due to the outlet fan no longer pulling enough heat from the space or the inlet fan no longer pulling enough cool air into the space.
Should I be letting the negative pressure pull air into the space or should I be using a fan to pull it in. ?
Space is 210cm wide by 170cm high 60cm deep.
Now this space is the bottom area of the cupboard with a split shelf so there is a further 60cm by 60cm by 220cm of airspace above the shelf. (All power equipment is on there) fans and filters are fitted in the "actual grow space" below the shelf. There is a space of about 20cm between the wall and the shelf allowing air to move between the lower area (grow area) and upper area (empty space).
I calculated my fan size with the space below the shelf. Should I include the empty space above.?
Finally thank you for reading this far