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Temperature troubleshooting in the grow room

Temperature troubleshooting: calibrate thermometers, check sensor positions, inspect exhaust for blockages and identify electrical heat sources.

Carry out a systematic check: Check thermometer, correct sensor positions, check exhaust air for blockages. Recognise electrical appliances as heat sources. Compare temperature patterns in light and dark phases. Localise different temperature zones in the tent or room. Determine the cause: Heat due to insufficient exhaust air? Cold due to outside air? By systematically analysing the situation, you can quickly find the source of the problem and react in a targeted manner.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calibrate my thermometer in the grow room?

To calibrate your thermometer, compare its temperature reading with that of a reliable reference thermometer. Adjust the thermometer accordingly by correcting for the difference, or use a new device if the deviation is too large.

Where should I place my temperature sensor in the grow room?

The temperature sensor should be placed in the center of the grow room and at plant height to ensure an accurate measurement of the air temperature surrounding the plants.

How can I tell if my exhaust ventilation system is clogged?

Check the airflow at the exhaust vents; weak airflow or unusual noises may indicate a blockage. Clean the filters and ducts regularly to ensure optimal air circulation.

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