heat will not cause your relative humidity to rise, cold will , if your intake to tent at lights out is cold air then you will get high RH. If you vent too quickly & the air in tent doesn't get the chance to heat up, you will get high RH. Also if you are venting to the same room the tent is contained in, you will cause damage to the room itself , the especially electrics & wood.
Damage to the wood and electric's can you explain this in more detail i'm curious as to what effect it may have?
Thanks KB
Well as i said above, if you vent indoor's & you have colder air outside, you will cause condensation on the inside of the room. Ie winter months. This condensation will soak through any wood you have in the room & eventually make it mold over & rot. In worse case, you will have you roof pay you an unwelcome visit, when it try's to kill you when it collapses from having rotten timber's.
Condensation & electricity, as you can imagine are not 2 things you want together.
LoL a few years back i was scared to vent outside as my carbon filter was coming to the end of its life, not wanting my neighbors to peg on to what i was doing i vented inside instead, well imagine my surprise when 2 days later whilst mixing up some Nutrient's I realised it was raining inside the room!
The condensation was falling from the ceiling like rain!
