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![]() The usual for me:
- chiller as a last resort (OMG the power consumption and extra heat in the room is brutal!) - fans, in the canopy, one pushing air in and one pulling it out, and over the sump - if the power goes out, frozen bottles of water or frozen bags of water I keep on hand - keep my blinds closed - move my lighting from 10am-6pm, to 6pm-2am, and reduce my MH use by a couple of hours. - move my lighting higher (worked in the past pretty well) |
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![]() AC is on in the whole house...but the room that the tanks are in still heats up a bit...so have fans blowing at the sump and an Icecap fan in the top....all doors on cabinet and top open....seems to work ok.
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![]() AC in the house and fans on the sump. Fortunately, it doesn't get that hot here.
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![]() melt way to fast if your sump is in the basement i woyuld try a fan blowing across the surface water small clip on fan should do the trick only bad news is more evaporation
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