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05-09-2012, 03:13 PM
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I run mine 24/7/365.
I want the fresh air coming into the house at all times but especially when I don't have windows and doors open. It doesn't take much difference in the indoor/outdoor temperatures to remove water from the incoming humid air in summer, and if I have the A/C on there is going to be a big difference or I wouldn't have the A/C on at all. 
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05-09-2012, 04:20 PM
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I found I had to have it going in the warmer months still, if I didn't have the A/C on. My tank room isn't ventilated otherwise, and without windows it can get like a sauna in there.
With A/C on it doesn't seem to be needed though. The troublesome times for me are when it's like right now - not warm enough to justify running the A/C, but too warm and humid outside that the HRV doesn't actually do anything to the humidity in the tank room and it can get pretty warm in there, and this affects the tank temperature. I'm tempted to add a bathroom fan to my tank room after all. I was hoping I wouldn't have to bother with bathroom fans what with the HRV but we'll see. The alternative of course staring me in the face is to one day lose the 3x400w's over the tank and go with some kind of LED based solution after all (I really like the halides still but the heat is definitely hard to ignore..).
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