i have a root cellar , in winter i need to circulate air from one pipe to heat , in summer i need to cool to circulate air in from another, this work?
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Yes, this is easy to wire and very versatile. I recommend use a multi-plug wall adaptor so you can use two (2) separate fans to recirculate the air while heating or cooling.
454163
I don't see why not, it has two relays. one for switching on at the lower temp and one to switch on at a higher temp. and you can pick the delta when to switch one relay off before switching the other on.
454164
Yeah this product would be great, you just set the temperature and will power the heater and cooler.
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It's a simple temperature controller with a high temp and low temp setting. As long as you don't exceed the listed wattage and voltage, it will power on when the temp goes above a set temp or below a set temp. basic wiring expertise required.
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No you cant do it, First real issue is the heat the pump produces it makes the water hot and you would have too swap (4) frozen water bottles (4) times per day to keep the water temp closer to the optimum range for aeropnics because thats what it would take to prevent root rot bacteria from setting in, you can make or buy a aeroponic unit, The clone king is excxellt with getting cuttings to root vigerously, thats it
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In general, you need to have a few inches of clearance on the sides for air circulation. Obviously you will need an open area for dry air to suck in and humidified air to blow out. Usually, best place is where the humidified air can most easily circulate throughout your house. I have force hot air central heating, so I place mine near one of the hallway air return duct, so that the humidified air can get sucked into the central heating system to be distributed through the house. Owner's manual does say to avoid heat exhaust ducts and doors and windows. You will need to experiment to see what works best in your situation.
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If you're winterizing a motor home, you may be considering wrapping pipes in the Freeze Cable. This is used to connect the cable to AC. I have several, connected to different legs of my pipe wraps, and they work like a champ.
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You definitely need to vent the hot air out of the area you want to cool. Bottom line if you don't have a window to vent the hot air this ac unit would be useless to you.
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yes, just about right, get ready to deal with circulating the heat out. Negative fan pressure will probably be the way to go, for that area it may take 2 or 3 6" or 8" tube type fans blowin out from the top & pullin cooler air in from the bottom.
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sure but it cuts down on the efficiency. the more distance the hot air has to be pushed the lower the efficiency. bends in the piping also affect it. what i use when i have to is that insulated duct stuff. they sell it at home depot. its a 6in inner plastic pipe covered with insulation and black plastic on the outside. i had to relocate my acs to be closer to the vent. then i had an hvac guy come in a cut two 8 inch holes in my outside wall so i could bring in fresh air. do some research on the efficiency. i moved my units closer to the exhaust outlet i had to put them up on a shelf which is good because cold air falls.
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You are supposed to wrap the pipe with the cable and then cover it up with fiberglass insulation to keep the heat in. If both pipes are close enough that they can be wrapped together that should work. Alternately, if you have a long enough length of heating cable to wrap one pipe, then run the cable to the second pipe, you could do it that way as well.
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Although not feasible for many applications, you could use a "chimney". Mount a long tube to the opening. As it fills with hot air, you will get significantly increased convection cooling. It works and it doesn't require any power.
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You must funnel the heat coming out of the rear exhaust to the outside or another unused room, or you are simply moving the air around in the same room using a lot of electricity (With no beneficial cooling). RJK
414661
You have to use a insulated multifuel flue pipe. 5" diameter. I am planning on using duraflue.
1976225
Better air flow. I needed the best air flow I could get and this one was rated the best and has done a good job. I use it in the summer in an upstairs bedroom that's too warm. I run this unit 24/7 during the summer months to force more AC cooled air into the room and lower the room temp about 3 degrees. No more complaints from the occupant.
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This 4" inline Blower has more then enough power to do the Job your looking for. I use my 2 4" Inline Blower for my root cellar to vary the temperatures in my main rooms. In winter I keep it around 62 degrees Fahrenheit and summer I can go as low as 50 degrees. Fantastic product, I am more that satisfied and I know you will too.
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Yes and it also will circulate the air in the room. Moving air always makes you cooler.
1289806
I've always used negative pressure to cool things in a smaller area. This means pull the hot air out.
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Hi Donald. The AC has a fan setting that will act as a regular fan to bring in the outside air. I have been using this AC for about 1 year now and it is really up to the job of cooling. Especially like the energy save setting. Use it at night.
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I run 2 of these in an 8 foot by 4 foot by 8 foot room, 1 for intake air and 1 for exhaust. These flow more then enough to keep the room cool depending on temps outside the grow room of course.