Electrical Plug in Play?

[MikeyMike]

I'm setting up a room, using either 3 or 4 1000watts. And i saw a buddy of mine who had his room, with all the electrical timers and co2 and everything on this piece of ply wood. Now my question is, do they sell something like that? Were all i gotta do is ADD power, and i connect everything to there(ballast co2 ect) Like a plug in play type thing........



Alittle help

just hit the:bong:while writing this lol so you know

 

[MikeyMike]

With all the timers, and switchs and everything build it.

 

[Budders Keeper]

Hi MM, I believe you will need to purchase timers switches etc. and mount them yourself on the ply, but you can design your control panel specifically for your needs that way. They make many user friendy environmental controls these days...it's really fairly simple,especially with the crew here to guide ya trough it. With multiple 1000 watters you will need a sub-panel as well. JMO, but, Fresh air(good ventilation)is cheaper and easier to deal with than Co2. If you cannot provide fresh air...or cannot keep temps down..then Co2 may be your answer. Be patient and one of the heavy hitters will be along soon to help you out...BK

 

[MikeyMike]

Well, I'm trying to buy something plug and play because I'm not to electrician wise. And. I'm starting my first grow in a spare nice size room

 

[PUFF MONKEY]

yes they do... but in your case, you'll prolly need a 240v line...check out hydrowholesale.com and look at all the room controllers they have..i'm sure you'll find something that fits your needs.

 

[MikeyMike]

I'm take a look now......If anyone else has heard/used. Something diff...lmk

 

[greenfriend]

1) have an electrician either install a new subpanel OR install a 20 amp or 40 amp circuit on existing panel (depending whether your ballasts are 120V or 240V)

2) Buy a lighting controller. I used a CAP MLC-8 for my grow. Wire controller to circuit.

3) Buy a Co2 controller. shop around, the CAP fuzzy logic controller i bought was mad expensive

There are some master controllers that have outlets for lights as well as AC, dehumidifier, Co2 generator, fans, etc.