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Reddit mentions of Honeywell HZ-7300 Deluxe Energy Smart Cool Touch Heater, Black
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Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of Honeywell HZ-7300 Deluxe Energy Smart Cool Touch Heater, Black. Here are the top ones.
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- PROGRAMMABLE SPACE HEATER: The EnergySmart Cool Touch Heater is ideal for heating large spaces. It features a programmable thermostat & 2 separate heat settings. It oscillates to heat wide areas.
- ENERGY EFFICIENT: This heater uses EnergySmart Technology to regulate power consumption, with an indicator that displays overall energy usage. It also features a Tip Over switch & overheat protection.
- SAFE & EASY TO USE: User friendly controls & easy-to-read digital display, energy efficient heating, & a focus on safety make this a versatile heater that can be implemented in any number of settings.
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: This heater provides fan-forced heat circulation for personal indoor warmth. It was designed with an extra-wide sturdy base for superior stability & a Cool Touch safety housing.
- HONEYWELL QUALITY: Help improve heating & energy savings in your home, office or at school using a Honeywell portable space heater.
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Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 12.91 Inches |
| Length | 11.34 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Medium |
| Weight | 5 Pounds |
| Width | 8.15 Inches |
Hmm. Well it does sound like you're trying whatever you can, running the intake over the ballast is a neat idea. Like everyone has said, insulation is great but actual heat is better. You vent out your room so quickly that you want to make sure the air inside the garden/coming in is as warm as possible. So what is the air lay out exactly? Are you just venting out of the tent with the 8 inch fan and a passive intake? What lights, are they air cooled as well? Is there an air filter attached anywhere?
If you can use the heat from your lights to warm your garden that would be great. You can have your lights on during the coldest night time hours and off during the day time. Don't use a sealed hood if the heat from light can warm your plants.
As /u/bonemode said, making sure your pots aren't resting on the cold floor is smart. If you insulate anything, maybe wrap the pots up to keep the soil warm as that would take the least effort and probably have the biggest impact. And not watering with cold water is key for sure, I need to be careful of that.
Honestly though, a mini heater is what I just bought. I know it is expensive, you could probably get a cheaper smaller one. I just liked that this one had decent settings and oscillates. I am just experimenting with mine right now. With the lights off I can get really slow growth from the cold temps especially in flowering. So I figure the heater will be worth it and affordable if you consider the money saved by the end harvest.