Im sure it will work just watch out for the cheapos. Im so used to diy i dont mind if thins look dodgy, which is usually the case wit wagos amd terminal blocks, just as long as it works. 8 years and only one burnt connector; it was on the first build, it happened due to the cable not being pushed in enough creating arching - no consequences other than exchanging the wago. Learnt my lesson: push in properly and once secured pull on the connector a bit to make sure its secure, then you can turn it all on.I believe what he has is a plug in with a 1/4 turn lock.
Im sure it will work just watch out for the cheapos. Im so used to diy i dont mind if thins look dodgy, which is usually the case wit wagos amd terminal blocks, just as long as it works. 8 years and only one burnt connector; it was on the first build, it happened due to the cable not being pushed in enough creating arching - no consequences other than exchanging the wago. Learnt my lesson: push in properly and once secured pull on the connector a bit to make sure its secure, then you can turn it all on.
Though i have to admit i never worked with 1000w drivers, that would give me some pause aswell
I would trust the 1/4 turn. Even in a much harsher environment with vibration. Add some dielectric grease and not worry.Im sure it will work just watch out for the cheapos. Im so used to diy i dont mind if thins look dodgy, which is usually the case wit wagos amd terminal blocks, just as long as it works. 8 years and only one burnt connector; it was on the first build, it happened due to the cable not being pushed in enough creating arching - no consequences other than exchanging the wago. Learnt my lesson: push in properly and once secured pull on the connector a bit to make sure its secure, then you can turn it all on.
Though i have to admit i never worked with 1000w drivers, that would give me some pause aswell
send me the link to the wagos that take 12 gauge wire ill take a look at themIm sure it will work just watch out for the cheapos. Im so used to diy i dont mind if thins look dodgy, which is usually the case wit wagos amd terminal blocks, just as long as it works. 8 years and only one burnt connector; it was on the first build, it happened due to the cable not being pushed in enough creating arching - no consequences other than exchanging the wago. Learnt my lesson: push in properly and once secured pull on the connector a bit to make sure its secure, then you can turn it all on.
Though i have to admit i never worked with 1000w drivers, that would give me some pause aswell
send me the link to the wagos that take 12 gauge wire ill take a look at them
pretty sure the m20 is 14 gauge, m25 i think is 12 gauge. i was doing some math calculating voltage drop. there 14 gauge supplied cable at 8 feet vs a 20 ft run. i think ill need 10 gauge to match the same amount of voltage drop vs the supplied cord.Will that connector accept 12 gauge wire?
The ai controller is pretty sweet. I hope you like it.lol i just won a prize from ac infinity in that contest i think im getting an ai controller and i assume a 6inch fan and filter. this will be cool.
What's in port 6? Pump for res? Smart plug lol
What's in port 6? Pump for res? Smart plug lol

Thx, thats more or less in line with what i thought. Are their circulation fans worth it? Saw 6" for 88euros which seems like a lot but ill admitt i have no clue what a noname alternative would cost or behaveThe ac infinity controller can handle everything, although you need their smart control plugs to program non ac infinity gear. I run HLG lights fine that way. Rather than a smart little computer box just get the AI controller. It has more ports than the 69 pro+
6 inch exhaust fan is perfect for a 4x4, I use one in my 8x4 and it's very capable, even pushing through a carbon filter.
Cloudforge humidifier is nice but get the larger one or you have to refill it constantly. Also it needs RO or distilled water to function best.
I like the 9 inch circulation fan. It is very sturdy and quiet and pushes lots of air. But it may be overkill in a 4x4.
The oscillating gears are made from cheap nylon. One snag and they cease to oscillate properly. In a 4x4 I just use an old one that doesn't swing and point it along one tent wall above the canopy. This keeps air moving throughout the tent whilst not overwhelming your foliage. I would buy a cheap fan on the general market.Thx, thats more or less in line with what i thought. Are their circulation fans worth it? Saw 6" for 88euros which seems like a lot but ill admitt i have no clue what a noname alternative would cost or behave
The AI controller works on wifi or bluetooth. I use bluetooth.Thx, thats more or less in line with what i thought. Are their circulation fans worth it? Saw 6" for 88euros which seems like a lot but ill admitt i have no clue what a noname alternative would cost or behave
Edit: also nice one with the AI, 2 spaces is great: is there a way to set that up without wifi? Would like to not have a bunch of growgear on my wifi if possible. I know theres some version which does both wifi and blueetooth
So you cant connect up 2 tent with temps+rh? With the controller for outside?The AI controller works on wifi or bluetooth. I use bluetooth.
It has 2 remote sensor ports, plus an internal sensor for the lung rm.
I don't think you can run more than 2 external sensors at this time, one is used for tent temp/humidity.
Other is used for either PH/moisture/additional temp.
I tried to run a 3rd sensor (additional moisture) in in the 8-port outlet and the AI went wonky.
It might work in the future with flash upgrade.
You can use any fans. I don't think it makes a difference with circulation.
Having the controller run the exhaust fan is nice, ramping up with humidity and heat, or slowing down to conserve it in the winter.
I guess you could put 2 temp/rh sensors in, just don't know if you can trigger 2 exhaust fans separately using AI, or manually thru the app.So you cant connect up 2 tent with temps+rh? With the controller for outside?
Edit I guess this could be solved by an outside box and auto vpd humidifier.