I have passive intakes that pull that hot air back in.
Venting grow tent into attic.
Hi so i have a 3 x 3 x 5 tent with a led set up my temp usually stays 26 c and 38 humidity i have a filter and inline fan set up plenty of ventilation.
With a small entry hole like this the grower would need an intake fan to help move air into the grow space.
You need to have proper ducting to connect the filter and the fans.
Your grow room will therefore have two other fans one blowing air into the grow room and another blowing air out of the grow room.
If this were just a passive intake no intake fan then the intake.
In order to move air out of the tent and vent it outside you need to use at least one strong fan as part of your exhaust system.
Many growers consider it as a good option to vent through.
I m wondering if i can continue venting into my same laundry room as i always have the door open at least cracked a few inches.
Is it as simple as cutting the proper size vent hole in the sheetrock and then stuffing the ducting through it.
Ideally the essential bit of the ventilation system is having the fans and the carbon filter working for you inside the grow tent.
As the air is going to travel through the entire ceiling the bad smell can irritate everyone in the house.
First of all it s the smell.
I am cautious about how to properly vent in my attic.
Modern grow tents are designed to house your ventilation system.
I am a newbie grower and have to vent my exhaust fan to the attic because my room temps outside my grow tent are way to high.
Ideally you should be considering ventilation as part of your initial grow plan.
Try venting grow tent into attic chimney.
Outside the grow tent.
The lights you choose and the size of your grow space will dictate the type of ventilation system you must utilise.
Moreover you need to use the active intake system if your tent is enormous or if you face problems brought about by high temperatures.
In an active intake the size of the intake hole does not matter.