tobler
Active Member
Thought i'd post my progress on a Peltier heated Veg Cabinet that I've finally got around to assembling.
The light is made up of 50W full spectrum , 50W warm white with 10W of 660 and 665nm LEDS on a 80mm water cooling block.
This is an outdoor Cabinet (4mm polycarbonate) living on total watts of 185W lights on. The peltier takes about 50W up to 24 Deg before it ramps down.
So far overnight external temperature of 8Deg, internal temp of 20Deg.
There is a 80mm radiator on the air intake not shown.
As you can see 360mm radiator for internal circulation.
The two seedlings are G13 BLUE OG and G13 BLUE VENOM
29th Aug
(Emerged 15Aug and living in 100 liter Cabinet on 75W in very chilly conditions)
Now in the Veg Cabinet.
Where will this lead who knows.
The idea i'd like to share is heat recovery in cold climates. The Peltier recovers some heat from the exhaust while adding heat in the process.
The heat from the light is also in the water circuit.
So far i'm getting good air exchange and a stable lights on temp of between 25 an 27deg. (Cabinet is not very big).
The arduino slows the fans at lower temperatures and turns off the intake fan if the internal temperature falls to 19Deg.
Where this Journal will end up who knows. time is so limited. :-(
The light is made up of 50W full spectrum , 50W warm white with 10W of 660 and 665nm LEDS on a 80mm water cooling block.
This is an outdoor Cabinet (4mm polycarbonate) living on total watts of 185W lights on. The peltier takes about 50W up to 24 Deg before it ramps down.
So far overnight external temperature of 8Deg, internal temp of 20Deg.
There is a 80mm radiator on the air intake not shown.
As you can see 360mm radiator for internal circulation.
The two seedlings are G13 BLUE OG and G13 BLUE VENOM
29th Aug
(Emerged 15Aug and living in 100 liter Cabinet on 75W in very chilly conditions)
Now in the Veg Cabinet.
Where will this lead who knows.
The idea i'd like to share is heat recovery in cold climates. The Peltier recovers some heat from the exhaust while adding heat in the process.
The heat from the light is also in the water circuit.
So far i'm getting good air exchange and a stable lights on temp of between 25 an 27deg. (Cabinet is not very big).
The arduino slows the fans at lower temperatures and turns off the intake fan if the internal temperature falls to 19Deg.
Where this Journal will end up who knows. time is so limited. :-(