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Old 05-01-2004, 06:02 PM
Harvey
 
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Default Humidity control in an Alpine House

As anyone ever tried actively controlling humidity in an Alpine House?

Being of a technical background, I was musing on a dehumidifier & an extract
fan, measurement of humidity & temperature inside & out & a little logic to
control what gets used...................
Probably need to cover the sand plunge beds in chippings to reduce
evaporation from them.

If you could keep it below 65% or so the risk of mould wiping out touchy
things like Dionysias should be considerably reduced?

Anyone try, or hear of someone trying such a scheme? Might it be worthwhile?

Harvey


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