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how many lights can i safely use
i got 3300 square feet and i want to know would it be cool to put 20 1000 watt lights up and could somebody give me and idea on how to use the space wisely and what would be the most efficent way to cool every thing down
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wooo thats alot of growing..
if its a house id sugest a flipflop w/10 ballists how big a house? one of the McMarijuana Mansions were hereing about? maybe u could go w/15 or 20 like u wanted. warehouse? go more 30.. thats about 200 amps ur talking about. thats a gang of power. i hope for your sake ur not planing on stealing juice.thats bad karma, if u do, id sugest having a seperate run for the lights and have the house draw 'normal' power.. u know TV microwave a bit of a/c if your house is all electric 9no gas stove) its easier to get away with more juice. |
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the space is in a warehouse so im not concerned with power useage and i have no intention of stealing and i dont think it has gas
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ahhh 20,000w grows are difficult...GL
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its a LONG read, and a lot of valuable information is no longer there
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If you ever get to the electrical part,wire your fixtures for 240V.You cant do 20 1K fixtures with a 200A service at 120V,but you can at 240V.
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Got a set of nut?? Then LET EM HANG!!!!!!! Good luck and make sure that that electrical is sound. One crop like that, you tight.
I would love to have a 20 light setup. I wouls run all that shit in soil with organic nutes 2 gallon pots, hand water, and you right that would equal about 600 plants. at 1-2 zipps apiece at market rate............... DAMN THATS SOME $$$$$$
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hardest part wouldnt be the growing but would be getting rid of that kind of weight without getting busted gl
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