ducting hot air out of back of AC?

any ideas how? my AC produces a hell of alot of heat fro?m the back

Is it a window unit or a portable unit?
could you give the make and model # so we could look it up?

I'm starting to think window, honestly I did not budget a ac and as such am stuck with this one

smokajoe said:

I'm starting to think window, honestly I did not budget a ac and as such am stuck with this one

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how do u think its a window unit lol it either goes in a window or stands up and stuff lol

well it came with tray and its odd, what I'm saying is I think it's a window mount style one do the non window ones produce much less heat, how cheap can they be found for?

smokajoe said:

well it came with tray and its odd, what I'm saying is I think it's a window mount style one do the non window ones produce much less heat, how cheap can they be found for?

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window unit pumps heat out the back because its supposed to be outside ur room lol through u window see how that would make sense... now a portable normally has a little ducting to blow the heat out somewhere

right see its window so what can I use to push heat from back I don't have access to window and this was actually in my garage

gonna have to get creative maybe build a box around it and attach ducting on the back with an inline fan to pull air through

fml would a cheap 100 do the trick?

Portables are about $200~ and have the ease of the exhaust ducting (What I use) A window unit you're going to have to build a box or go to home depot and get one of the rectangle to circle dryer vents and match the dimensions... Right now the a/c is doing you no good venting that hot air back into the same room

dang I hope I can find ducting that big (the cage)

so lol since its in the closet of my house I simply did this, put the air conditioner at the end of the closet allowing all the hot air to blow into the room (outside the closet) then I duct the nice cool air into the tent, anyways lol now that heat is gone, hhaha whats a good temperature errrrr rather the minimum I should aim to keep the room? I hit 68 today, which im assuming is way too low..........what the absolute minimum for the room, the recommended temps, and absolute highest it should be? Thanks guys, lol if this makes no sense, well ya you all know why lol

Ideal temp around 80 degrees. try to keep it as close to that as possible. Also keep an eye on the relative humidity. Shoot for 50 to 60 percent in vegging, and under 40 % for flowering. Lots of debate on the figures, but most people will agree they are in the general ballpark.

Over 90 degrees plant stop producing the good stuff, and under 60 degrees will start to go dormant