Hello happy New Years amigos! I was setting up my new autopilot apc2200, but after an hour being on my 20x20x10 room was bogging between 700-1000 it never reached 1400. I have the autopilot connected to a titan regulator and after putting the specs in the calculator it said about 7 psi I believe for 40 minuets on. The regulator was super cold and had a little bit of frost on it. Anyone have any similar problems or advice it would be much appreciated! Thanks!
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Help w co2 not reaching desired ppms
- Thread starter Dr. J
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BakedBandit
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Get a burner for that size room. You're gonna blow through tanks fast.
I am not familiar with your set up, the regulator or small units, that psi sounds fine to me though. You may consider reducing air exchanges, I am not sure how often you are doing them so you would need to see how that would affect your temperature and humidity, too many spikes could lead to mildew, botrytis etc. if you reduce too much.
Are you able to recirculate the exhaust in your room then use a smaller exhaust to reduce the total air exchange of the room to keep a stable environment?
Are you able to recirculate the exhaust in your room then use a smaller exhaust to reduce the total air exchange of the room to keep a stable environment?
