I was thinking like an angled duct or something but it sounds like you have it sorted. Sometimes I need pictures to follow along, which is why I like instruction manuals that look like illustrated children's books!
You will need to be careful with that. If you change the flow of air for the dehumidifier it may not work the same. You need those fins to freeze, melt, repeat in order to collect the moisture from the air, convert it to water and drain it out of the cooler.
Thank you very much. Now I understand what you mean.. I ll give it a try this airflow direction.. maybe it is a bit efficiency question.. my thought on the airstream was, that the coldest air is on the bottom. My modified my one, that i can swith the outside plastic casting 180°. Now the big outlet is not up rather down. Now it sucks the cold air from the downside and blows ist to the door (I did the twist because of the design of the fridge inside... make a photo later..
do your fan from the warm block blows INTO the warm block and the air goes up or how is it?
You should not have an issue storing sealed bags in a regular fridge.
Nice work @Hook Daddy! I don't see Amazon's algorithm picking those products together without all the work you put into this! I've been promoting it in a few FB groups. Its cool when you come across someone on groups that has already built one. I almost pulled the trigger on a new koolatron but last minute I found a Wine Enthusiast 28 bottle on CL I'm gonna try to use.
Yeah I laughed when I saw that, makes me smile to know we all changed an algorithm.
.. I dont know if it works, but for the first steps it is ok..
Does this unit have an elevated drain? Trying to figure out what people are doing to solve for the elevated drain in these 28 bottle systems.So I finally build my unit and test it with a wet towel
I modified the Klarstein 28 bottle unit like the user B2Y did with the drilling for the cables.
The dehumidifier I also did the same like him with the airflow to the doorside. Because of the lowered bottom of the unit, I hd to lift up the dehumidifier a bit and decided that way, to turn the dehumidifier. Now the air is soaked in from the bottom.. anyways, I have a second dehumidifier unit buildt without midifications to try if this does not work.. I just did it, because B2Y did it too afterwards I think.
Overnight the Temp settled to 55°F and round about 70%.. The dehumidifier works fine and water is coming out. But not that much. I begann from the high RLF down with 1%. It goes now on and off like it should. I do not know if this is correct with the amount.. but i mean, it is a soaked towel...
The diff. from the Inkbird is on 1%.. Do you have any recommendations for me? Dont mind the clear foliage in front of the fan.. just a tunnel for the air..but i think that is not worth it..
yes, just put something under the unit to elevate it. so the fins are on the drain. otherwise i have at the moment turned the outer plastic cage, that the air ou/inlet is directed to the bottom. I dont know if its good or bad, but because of this i thought i ll give it a try.
Gotcha, just raise it up so the fins are positioned in that elevated drain channel. That seems to work? Water doesn't build up on the lower floor?
No water on the lower floor at this time.. make a foto later.. but i need flower to test it better than with a towel.. I dont know if the fins has to have contact to the drain... or if this is important..
I am using mine now and it is working out great this run. I had some problems when only using the inc bird humidity control. Temperature would spike randomly.
Interesting. I have not had any problems with Inc Bird or ACI. But I start at 75% RH with 1% buffer and reduce the RH setting by 1% each day. If I find the dehumidifier can't keep up I slow down and step it down 1% every two days until it can handle the 1% daily. I would love to do some research on home assistant to automate that step down though! Maybe my next project.
I assume that is a compressor style. Is your humidifier on quite a bit?