I noticed them mentioned on the Amazon page for the Inkbird Humidity controller, so I thought I would try it , seeing as though it's hard to find humidifiers that retain their settings when de-powered.
Definitely. Having one of these on a high shelf or support of some kind so the hose could be ported through one of the smaller duct ports on some tents would be ideal. Easy access to fill, no heat being added, and no real estate inside the tent being used.
Indeed! The problem is trying to use one with an external humidistat for more accurate control, because most home humidifiers have digital controls that revert to the "OFF" state when de-powered, so you can't use them with timers or stats. That's the main reason for using this unit, although you may not need that level of control if you can leave your unit on 24/7 or if you can find one with manual controls.
Awesome! That should work just as well.The results LOL. I didn't have any full sticks of PVC, but I think we all have a tub of "stoner-legos" somewhere
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I'll get it rigged up when my lights come on, Only issue I see is I don't want it pointed at any lights, or the exhaust. I have more lego's though. I'm thinking a shorter piece going into the tent (last top piece) then another 90 for a downspout. I think having a small space for a drip pan or cup won't be as bad as the full unit inside. I would definitely like to be able to ditch my propagators and use my whole mini-tent as one when needed.
Just depends on if it is worth the trouble. No rH sensor, just the reading on the therrmometer/hygrometer. Just have to remember to check on it and see what the progress is. Easier with it in plain view.
