It was 71 degrees in N.C. today highs tomorrow in the 40s made me level dirt pad today. I hope to get my house built next week gonna try to figure out a way to put sides on that will raise up God bless
Let me know what you come up with. I'm going to have roll up sides or I was thinking maybe a tilt out section at the height of the shelfs. It needs something. My issue with greenhouse is I don't have time to baby set it.
I just put one of them in my green house this morning...my house is 8 X 10, got a 7 in fan and louver vent hooked to it....i set mine about 75 *. not sure my fan will pull enough air in....I may have to get a stronger fan....thanks for sharing.
@@papawsplace im in nc, it got to 82 in mine yesterday, i got a bigger fan that I can put in it, just trying to get by with the least i can. I like watching your videos, keep it up. keep making the green house videos too, I should have video my green house from the start.
It's simple and seems to be helping. I need a window on the door end that will open by itself also. When I'm here I can open the window on the door but if I'm working it's cold when I leave then gets hot during the day. A green house in the south has to be baby sitted so I only use mine during seed starting. I'll be checking your channel
@@papawsplace I have a window on the other end from the fan, just waiting on the window opener to come in, I will have it tomorrow, then I will know if the fan is big enough. it will come in one side and blow out the other.
Over here we would be using a crimped connection or connector block for cable splicing plus we would need to put a grommet or grommet strip around the hole in the metal controller, we also would need to earth or ground the controller, so brown is live or hot blue neutral and green and yellow for earth or ground, so you would be all done with the fan set up and back in the house drinking coffee before we even looked all the tools out we needed to do the job lol granted we are 230v but I feel we have far too many rules over here and the powers that be have no faith in us not to do something idiotic. You said this more than once "common sense" it's something the UK does not give us credit for as they keep coming out with stupid rules and regulations. That is a really handy little box buddy and will hopefully make a difference to whatever you are bringing up in the greenhouse. Please take care stay safe and God bless.
One person gives freely, yet gains even more; another withholds unduly, but comes to poverty. A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed. 🙏
This will certainly work to remove the hot air but there is another option to consider. This unit is a simple coil of metal that expands and contracts - making/breaking the AC power circuit. It does not include a hysteresis feature to avoid the fan turning off and on too frequently. Of course, when the fan turns on because it's hot enough in the room, it will cool off the room and turn off - in such a small room the fan may come BACK on in a very short period of time. I call this 'chattering'. And also, the unit is monitoring the temperature of wherever you put it; this may be very inconvenient in such a setting (pain in the arse to mount in certain spots). I tried offering a TS300 to you in a comment before; google Honeywell TS300. It is more expensive but it also does much more for you. For one, it has two monitoring points - one inside the unit so it monitors the temp of wherever it is mounted PLUS an option to mount a remote probe for a second location. The probe is pretty much just a wire, and spliceable, so you could drape it anywhere very easily. Also, it can be NO/NC, provides dry contact closure, has audible alarm, includes hysteresis setting (delay between the the temps of when the fan comes on - then off again; for instance, fan turns on at 75F...blows until the temp drops to 65...NOT 74...does that make sense? 'peter.at.masonalarms.com'
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It was 71 degrees in N.C. today highs tomorrow in the 40s made me level dirt pad today. I hope to get my house built next week gonna try to figure out a way to put sides on that will raise up God bless
Let me know what you come up with. I'm going to have roll up sides or I was thinking maybe a tilt out section at the height of the shelfs. It needs something. My issue with greenhouse is I don't have time to baby set it.
Very interesting
Working very well.
I just put one of them in my green house this morning...my house is 8 X 10, got a 7 in fan and louver vent hooked to it....i set mine about 75 *. not sure my fan will pull enough air in....I may have to get a stronger fan....thanks for sharing.
It will help but if it gets hot as it does here, I don't think the 7inch fan is going to be enough. These little greenhouses get hot fast.
@@papawsplace im in nc, it got to 82 in mine yesterday, i got a bigger fan that I can put in it, just trying to get by with the least i can. I like watching your videos, keep it up. keep making the green house videos too, I should have video my green house from the start.
It's simple and seems to be helping. I need a window on the door end that will open by itself also. When I'm here I can open the window on the door but if I'm working it's cold when I leave then gets hot during the day. A green house in the south has to be baby sitted so I only use mine during seed starting. I'll be checking your channel
@@papawsplace I have a window on the other end from the fan, just waiting on the window opener to come in, I will have it tomorrow, then I will know if the fan is big enough. it will come in one side and blow out the other.
@@matthewanthonyoutdoors1364 Keep me updated on the out come.
Thanks for sharing.
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Over here we would be using a crimped connection or connector block for cable splicing plus we would need to put a grommet or grommet strip around the hole in the metal controller, we also would need to earth or ground the controller, so brown is live or hot blue neutral and green and yellow for earth or ground, so you would be all done with the fan set up and back in the house drinking coffee before we even looked all the tools out we needed to do the job lol granted we are 230v but I feel we have far too many rules over here and the powers that be have no faith in us not to do something idiotic. You said this more than once "common sense" it's something the UK does not give us credit for as they keep coming out with stupid rules and regulations. That is a really handy little box buddy and will hopefully make a difference to whatever you are bringing up in the greenhouse. Please take care stay safe and God bless.
One person gives freely, yet gains even more; another withholds unduly, but comes to poverty. A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.
🙏
Amen!
I should have took your advice and went and bought one of those heat mats. I'm on day 8 on my pepper seeds and still no sprouts
Without a heat mat it could be up to 3 weeks. And hot peppers can be finicky.
This will certainly work to remove the hot air but there is another option to consider. This unit is a simple coil of metal that expands and contracts - making/breaking the AC power circuit. It does not include a hysteresis feature to avoid the fan turning off and on too frequently. Of course, when the fan turns on because it's hot enough in the room, it will cool off the room and turn off - in such a small room the fan may come BACK on in a very short period of time. I call this 'chattering'.
And also, the unit is monitoring the temperature of wherever you put it; this may be very inconvenient in such a setting (pain in the arse to mount in certain spots).
I tried offering a TS300 to you in a comment before; google Honeywell TS300. It is more expensive but it also does much more for you. For one, it has two monitoring points - one inside the unit so it monitors the temp of wherever it is mounted PLUS an option to mount a remote probe for a second location. The probe is pretty much just a wire, and spliceable, so you could drape it anywhere very easily.
Also, it can be NO/NC, provides dry contact closure, has audible alarm, includes hysteresis setting (delay between the the temps of when the fan comes on - then off again; for instance, fan turns on at 75F...blows until the temp drops to 65...NOT 74...does that make sense? 'peter.at.masonalarms.com'
Makes perfect sense, I agree with everything you are saying.
Better get plenty of fertilizer while you can. We know with Brandon, everything getting short for us regular people.
I don't buy much fertilizer. I have Rabbits, Chickens and Quail. So, I mostly fertilize with manure.
@@papawsplace that's even better