Paranoia or problems with my little ones

[Banjacked]

That makes sense, oil rads do take a while to get going, and with a thermostat they’d probably be in a perpetual battle of keeping the temp stable.
I like the idea of the panel convection heaters as your not focusing heat at any certain point. I have two clip fans in there which really help circulate the air around, so I’m sure the heat will be distributed evenly through the tent, especially if one is blowing directly over the top.

Thanks for all the help bud, really appreciated


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Panel convection, or any convection, heat goes up. Forced heating goes sideways. You have a small space so this would be better at floor level, can sit flat or vertical. Blows cold, 1Kw or 2Kw with it's own thermostat

 

[Giant Flying Wombat]

Panel convection, or any convection, heat goes up. Forced heating goes sideways. You have a small space so this would be better at floor level, can sit flat or vertical. Blows cold, 1Kw or 2Kw with it's own thermostat

I’ve actually got a ceramic convection heater and have it all set up in the tent now. It’s on a thermostat set at 22c. Home for a bit of lights off time tomorrow so will keep an eye on it. Hopefully it works out!

Thanks for all the advice!!

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[Banjacked]

That should work nicely for heat, but be aware of your humidifier as you will be blowing warm, drier, air at it and that could make it go into "overdrive" and throw out more moisture than needed. That's the moment you move the humidfier to the back corner so it's not in the direct airflow of the ceramic

 

[Giant Flying Wombat]

That should work nicely for heat, but be aware of your humidifier as you will be blowing warm, drier, air at it and that could make it go into "overdrive" and throw out more moisture than needed. That's the moment you move the humidfier to the back corner so it's not in the direct airflow of the ceramic

Done [emoji106]
Cheers bud


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