ventilation in a A/C room?

[ace]

Am i right to assume you can scrub right back into the room if you are using a air conditioned room? in other words: scrubber--->vortex---->blowing back in to the room as opposed to venting outside. Correct for a AC room?

 

[bass ackwards]

Yes, you are correct. I will leave it to others who know more than I to provide you with any cautions to be concerned of, and I will learn with you

Respect bass

 

[yamaha_1fan]

yup, i just have the fan mounted on top of the filter, and let it go

 

[Phillthy]

yup, i just have the fan mounted on top of the filter, and let it go

indeed

 

[ace]

yup, i just have the fan mounted on top of the filter, and let it go

Exactly what I was planning and will now be doing. Thanks for the info!

 

[unta]

Should CO2 be used then or does the ac pull fresh air? I was under the impression that ac recirculated the air.

 

[ocitown]

The type of AC venting will will determine the need for sup Co2,but a proper sized fan and CF will scrub the room very well.

There can however be some scent loss through the AC vent if it's directly vented to the outside and not scrubbed well enough.

Any closed loop AC (two hose portable unit)will then require additional Co2 if no room venting is used.

 

[yamaha_1fan]

wall units should recirculate the air. A sealed room will need CO2