Can i put my ebac dehumidifier on a plug in segmental timer or is it too much load for the segmental timer to handle the spec of the dehumidifier is 1.3 amps @ 0.35 w - 50 Hz ...thanks in advance for the replys
1.3A seems very low for a dehuey. Usually closer to 13A
If you get a timer made for grow lights it should be able to handle it. Only problem is how your dehuey runs. Most won't automatically start running as soon as it's given power, the way most work is once it has power you need to push a "on" button to make it start working. If you havnt bought the dehuey yet I'd look for one that works differently.
But anyways you shouldnt need a timer for it, you set it at a certain setting..usually RH and then it only runs when it needs to.
When you cant add any heat during the light cycle without overheating your gardenwhy dont you just set the percentage of rh then it will automatically turn on and off by itself....no timer needed
Turn it on..........unplug it..........and then plug it back in.
If it turns right on, it's got an "auto-restart" function and can be used with a timer.
If it doesn't turn on until you manually do something to it, then you're outta luck.
what do you guys suggest for a santa fe classic in a 5k bedroom? attach to sentinel climate control, or just run on a timer during dark cycle.
The santa fe not too bad but you might want to look at the operating efficiency of the bigger dewies there are more efficient units out there and electricity being a recurring expense you ether spend now or just keep spending.