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 Cristianosolo
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 Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity 
#25814066 - 02/15/19 10:21 AM (2 years, 18 days ago) |
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hello, as the title say i am looking for a hygrometer/thermometer and a humidity controller that works well in fruiting condition rooms, and do not get saturated by hight humidity . Please , let me know the brand or a link . Thanks a lot in advance.
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Rot
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: Cristianosolo]
#25814097 - 02/15/19 10:43 AM (2 years, 18 days ago) |
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You don't need any of this.
Or are you someone who is not going to be home for days at a time?
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Cristianosolo
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: Rot]
#25814311 - 02/15/19 12:53 PM (2 years, 18 days ago) |
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many times not at home.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: Cristianosolo]
#25814318 - 02/15/19 01:01 PM (2 years, 18 days ago) |
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Ink bird has some really good humidity controllers. Couple them with a high pressure mister. Gourmet forums have a lot of builds.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: Cristianosolo]
#25814324 - 02/15/19 01:02 PM (2 years, 18 days ago) |
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Quote:
Cristianosolo said:
many times not at home.
Trying to grow less than 10 pounds of cubes a week you don't need a gauge or humidifier even if you're not home often
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: bodhisatta]
#25814347 - 02/15/19 01:14 PM (2 years, 18 days ago) |
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Dayton. They have a wall outlet unit that I used for cloning hemp. Works like a champ. Dayton is the nursery industry standard for all types of stats.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: BeefSupremeJr]
#25815076 - 02/15/19 06:50 PM (2 years, 17 days ago) |
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I spent quite a bit of time on this topic and concluded that it requires a bit of money. The only one that really seemed to work is the Dwyer 657.
I went through an Inkbird, and a Dwyer RHP probe and both crapped out on me.
That said, after I went and spent the money, I was told you can hack of those cheapo ones like Inkibird by covering the wires with RTV. I haven't tried it myself.
But I gotta say, after going through all this: Bodhistta is probably right: not worth it.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: Teonanautical]
#25815289 - 02/15/19 08:27 PM (2 years, 17 days ago) |
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Quote:
Teonanautical said:
I spent quite a bit of time on this topic and concluded that it requires a bit of money. The only one that really seemed to work is the Dwyer 657.
I went through an Inkbird, and a Dwyer RHP probe and both crapped out on me.
That said, after I went and spent the money, I was told you can hack of those cheapo ones like Inkibird by covering the wires with RTV. I haven't tried it myself.
But I gotta say, after going through all this: Bodhistta is probably right: not worth it.
Shit no unless you’re doing whole conex containers full (and who knows—maybe you are) Then what you really want is called a wet switch. It’s a calibrateable scale that actually weighs the water droplets. You’d run high pressure misters on a solonoid and break a leg with the wet switch.. I think Dwyer instruments made one but I’d have to look at a catalog.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: BeefSupremeJr]
#25815334 - 02/15/19 08:47 PM (2 years, 17 days ago) |
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Yeah I have a ink bird its probe wires are pulling out and will not work soon-It was affordable but make sure you watch those probe wires.
I had a hard time getting the humidty and fanning to balance out.
I have a better time using a timer on controlling both aspects just takes time to get it proper.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: rockpup]
#25816147 - 02/16/19 08:18 AM (2 years, 17 days ago) |
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WILLHI WH1436H works great.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: sandman420]
#25848325 - 03/02/19 07:51 PM (2 years, 2 days ago) |
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i undestand that without controller is much much better , but for reasons many reasons i have to use one of them... The main reason is that i live in the tropics and my house do not have glass on the windows and is very very very open. Sometimes is so windy in the house that everything get dry so fast, and after 2 days is so humid and wet that everything get moldy ...
i am organizig to make a special place but right now i have to keep my mushrooms inside a hydroponic tent and regulare humidity and FAE. As i am working i cannot stay long time at home...
Tyght now i have a thermopro tp 65 , a thermopro indor tp53 and a regulator INKBIRD: all of them give me a different number of humidity !!!!
i found very interesting the hacking link: let see if i understand well.... I put silicon hight temperature and i put the polyfill around the sensor. Right?
do you think will work with the thermopro too... ?
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: bodhisatta]
#25849843 - 03/03/19 03:47 PM (2 years, 2 days ago) |
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Quote:
bodhisatta said:
Quote:
Cristianosolo said:
many times not at home.
Trying to grow less than 10 pounds of cubes a week you don't need a gauge or humidifier even if you're not home often
Hey Bod, I'm assuming that you're saying that to do more then ten a week you need a humidified grow chamber? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: CraiggyJ]
#25850113 - 03/03/19 06:46 PM (2 years, 1 day ago) |
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No but at that point a green house/martha would start to be worth its effort and hassle
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: bodhisatta]
#25853846 - 03/05/19 11:06 AM (2 years, 6 hours ago) |
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i hacked a Inkbird regulator and looks like is working well. i just put high temperature silicone near the wires. For my fruiting room ( which is a small hydroponic tent ) is working very very well and is more precise than the timer. I live in a very open house so the condition iside the tent is very related with the wind and with the regulator i just forget to take care because is starting and shutting the humidifier many times a day without to even look at that... For now i am very happy, i will see how long will last this system or the regulator.
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Re: Looking for a Humidity controller and a Hygrometer/thermometer working well in hight humidity [Re: Cristianosolo]
#25853888 - 03/05/19 11:36 AM (2 years, 5 hours ago) |
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Auber makes a good one and works with an app called AuberSmart. You can monitor your set points vs actual temperature and humidity over time and change the set points remotely. Its not cheap at ~$200 US but its really good.
It should be noted though that almost no humidity sensor that is easily attainable will work well above 98%. They just don’t exist. Its rare to get one that works well over 90% actually. They can be wildly innacurate. I don’t know much about the other ones being mentioned here but I was told to get the Auber to save on frustration and wasted money on other solutions and so far so good!
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