Mr John
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Snaps any downside using ozone generator? I assume since it ducted outside it is safe to run 24/7 and being able to be in the room when it's operating?
Can I do all this with one fan?
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Snaps any downside using ozone generator? I assume since it ducted outside it is safe to run 24/7 and being able to be in the room when it's operating?
SnapsProvolone
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Only use an inline ozone generator like uvonair cd-1200. Ozone post blower, 20' sealed galvanized duct post generator, pumped outdoors.
Blue brother
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Snaps do you ever use it to sanitize your room between grows? If so how long do you leave it before you re enter? Is there a rule of thumb as to airflow and volume for each size?
SnapsProvolone
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GroundPressure
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I have a question SnapsProvolone,
I have the CD-1200 in some standard 12" insulated ducting, should I be worried that it is not galvanized? I am running a 12" air box carbon filter at the same time, so I may be able to disengage the CD-1200. All of this has 2 12" Clicents push/pull
I have the CD-1200 in some standard 12" insulated ducting, should I be worried that it is not galvanized? I am running a 12" air box carbon filter at the same time, so I may be able to disengage the CD-1200. All of this has 2 12" Clicents push/pull
SnapsProvolone
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Ozone will deteriorate elastomer and polymer compounds. Cracks and leaks will result.
Don't install any fan after the ozone generator as itwill oxidize.
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