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    Suggestions on humidifier ac infinity T3 vs vent fan

    I got the t3 humidifier and the instructions say to not let the hose point or turn down. So in my tent that means it’s just above my carbon filter and vent fan so the fan basically sucks the mist as soon as it comes out of the tube. Wondering if any one has suggestions or tips on set up.

    Th anks

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    I have a fan blowing down on the outlet which is about 3 ft up the corner of the tent opposite the extraction fan and it seems to distribute the moisture evenly throughout the tent. The fan is above the light to move some of the heat around too.

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      Originally posted by Bowhunterwoody View Post
      I have a fan blowing down on the outlet which is about 3 ft up the corner of the tent opposite the extraction fan and it seems to distribute the moisture evenly throughout the tent. The fan is above the light to move some of the heat around too.
      Great thanks 🙏

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        Originally posted by Bowhunterwoody View Post
        I have a fan blowing down on the outlet which is about 3 ft up the corner of the tent opposite the extraction fan and it seems to distribute the moisture evenly throughout the tent. The fan is above the light to move some of the heat around too.
        what size tent do you have and is it in a cold environment? I have a 4x4 tent in basement and. The basement temps drop to 68f.

        with the tent temp at 73 and vent fan off I’m only hitting 39 rh

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        • Bowhunterwoody
          Bowhunterwoody commented
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          I'm in a 3x3, running the t3 on auto, with the minimum of 60% on level 5. The lung room is my den, which gets down to about 63° at night, but I run my lights off during the day when the house gets up to about 70°. I have a 300w SF light that keeps the tent between 77° and 80°. I move everything down to the basement for the summer and fall grows. Easier to keep cool.

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