So i set u0 my 2 x 2.5 Gorilla tent with the Ac Ingfinity 4 inch fan, clip fan and HLG 150;. i have is running empty and even at 10 fan speed , the tent is treaidng anywhere from 81-83F. At 6 it got up yo 84F. This is on an air conditioned room set at 79. Is that WAY too hot and what do I do? At this rate ,it will be running at full blast 118 hours Sounds like a 737 taking off as I have the faan outside of the tent. Temp rpobe is about halfway up the side wll..
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This with the driver outside of the tent.
maybe freeze some towels and place behind fan and have something to catch drips
That temp is plenty fine enough. Look into vpd and decide whether it's easier for you to adjust the temp or humidity. But the only way you're gonna get the temp in the tent down is by dropping the temp in the room the tent is in
Humidity will rise with plants and soil in the tent. Don't sweat it too much. Also only need to run the exhaust fan just to pull fresh air in until they start to flower
Less fan=higher humidity
Less fan=higher humidityFirst 2 plants since I moved going into the new rig tomorrow. Ace Zamadelica auto and Fastbuds Original Afghan Kush. 3 gallon Rain Science bags with a mixture of like 50% Happy Frog 25% Coco Loco and 25% perlite. .2 Part Mega Crop in a few weeks.Humidity will rise with plants and soil in the tent. Don't sweat it too much. Also only need to run the exhaust fan just to pull fresh air in until they start to flower
You'll be fine. Plants and people adjust 
Been looking at that Zam for way too long myself 
Been looking at that Zam for way too long myself Turned off the light, dropped the fan to 5. Tent is now at ambient 79F and the RH is back up to 47%
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you will notice a major increase humidity once you put your pots in with wet soil.
Put the intake fan on a low setting, or if using a passive intake open the vent just a tiny bit
control your Rh & Temps then via your outake fan speed
Put the intake fan on a low setting, or if using a passive intake open the vent just a tiny bit
control your Rh & Temps then via your outake fan speed
