I did route the slots longer. But, it looks like the manifold plate probably wasn’t necessary at all. With the plush towel weighted down on the inside it looks like that is blocking the light leak all by itself.
Even knowing that, I made the slots deeper anyway!
The slots could go a little deeper still. Maybe or maybe not! 
Of course I will!
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WHAB
Looking great man! I need to invest in an ac infinity fan, for my stereo cabinet and grow space. 
You would not believe how difficult this is doing this with only one person…wow! Besides handling about 12 foot of 6 foot wide material, doing it hunched over makes it twice as difficult, at least for me.
First I had to move the A/C unit. Instead of cutting that P&S away and running new P&S I just pivoted what I already had. It’s not perfect but it will do for now. Until I get that long, East wall up.
I cut a hole in the ceiling panel for the exhaust duct. The other hole to the right was where the hard-wired smoke alarm used to reside. Once I put that East wall up both of those holes will have to be blocked off. I’ve been keeping the cut out pieces for that purpose. I ‘think’ I’m going to cut another hole for the A/C Intake hose. I thought I had some 5 inch ducting hose. I don’t. I have 4 inch ducting hose. I do have 3 pieces of 8 or 10 feet hard ducting.
Then the view with it roughed in…
This is what it looked like when I got it pivoted and the existing P&S roughed in (horrible Metal Halide picture, sorry!). There is a wall-mount oscillating fan laying on the floor. It is now mounted to a stretcher board on that North wall that I had to make to avoid trying to hang the fan on the concrete (stucco). I thought I had taken a picture of it. Looks like I didn’t. I ran the plastic on that North wall and mounted the fan on top of that.
Then running the new P&S out and installing the Adhesive Backed VivoSun Zipper. I had to tuck the extra foot or so of the zipper under the plastic. I’m sure to trip on it! 
I finished taping and stapling the loose cut ends of the plastic on the inside. I have to take care of some final light-proofing and will flip them to Veg at 12pm tomorrow. Lights off will be from 12pm to 6pm.
Back at it! 
I need a nap! 
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WHAB
Okay, who has the AC Infinity T6 control panel figured out?
I have set my parameters, high temp, low temp, high humidity, low humidity…but, it doesn’t turn off when I want it off. I am getting an alarm I set for those parameters but it just keeps running.
IF I don’t get it figured out by tomorrow I think it’s going to freeze the plants in lights out with the air conditioning running as if the light was still on.
Anybody got any hints, suggestions? Please?
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WHAB
AC infinity fan users, input please
I used the parameters that @nube posted in this thread, 5 posts down. 
Well the thing about that is that ups doesn’t deliver to every address but the usps does
Hello @Floyd
So you set no “Low temp monitor”? Doesn’t the fan just run all the time, then?
I’d like to turn the fan off at say 72F.
I am trying to have the fan turn on at temps above 79F and turn off at 72F.
Regards,
WHAB
Nope, it comes on when it hits the high and runs at the fan speed you set in at to bring it down then shuts off. If it were to hit the alarm setting it would beep and go to the highest fan setting to bring it down quickly. In my case I have the rh set at 55 so it comes on quite often. Because of this it doesn’t hit the high temp setting.
Thank you, @Floyd !
I guess I’m just not hitting my presets…it seems 
Hey, do you use Intake Air? Or, I should say, do you used forced or passive intake?
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WHAB
I use passive. I have my fan speed set at 3 in my 4x4 flower tent. In my other 4x4 tent which at the moment is on a different light schedule I have that fan set to run 24/7 at the lowest fan speed.
Yeah, I suspected as much.
That fan is sucking the plastic sides of the space in like that was its job! 
I have 2 large Doran DV-99 Light Tight Darkroom Louver vents. I’ll make plans to install at least one of them.
I was thinking there is no way I’m going to make it air tight the way it’s constructed and intake would take care of itself.
Thanks a BUNCH, @Floyd !
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WHAB
No problem. I hope it was helpful. 
It was indeed! I’m just not seeing it work so I have it in my head that it’s not working! 
Thanks again, brother!
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WHAB
Really? I didn’t know that. I was talking to the Postmaster the other day and he said he doesn’t understand Amazon. There is no standard what gets handed off to them. I get both and fed ex here.
You want your low temp and humidity set too off. The intent of those are not to set the temp/humidity to tun it off at, rather turns it on when lower than that. That would be if you are using the fan to being in warm or humid air. That got me at first too.
The standard for both amazon and ups seems to be whichever runs they can profit off and the rest get sent to the post office amazon fucks my woman from ever having a 8 hour day
I’ll try that. Thank you very much, @ReikoX !
I’m having a problem with my other timer right now - the one controlling the light 
. It should be lights out and it’s not .
Thanks again!
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WHAB
It’s really starting to take shape!
Once you have this controller mastered…
They have a new one ~ with more ‘bells & whistles’ 
The hysteresis is +/- 1 for both the temp and RH.
Cheers
G
Hey! I did as you suggested. I was just hoping it would turn the fan off when they’re in lights out since I’m running air conditioning in there and I suspect it will get quite cold in there. But, when I made the change you suggested I did set the thermostat on the A/C to turn off at 68°F. I’m hoping that works!
The problem with my light timer was I set on/off times instead of off/on times. I had the settings backwards! 
I have it set to start 18/6 at 12pm tomorrow. However, I won’t know if it did turn off tomorrow as I have a previously scheduled appointment that I suspect will keep me away until after its lights on again.
I should say I won’t know if it went off by personally seeing it turn off.
I ‘think’ I will be see the conditions in the space remotely.
Thanks again, @ReikoX
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WHAB
