Indoor Temperature issues. Hope someone can help!

[dank0r]

Good stuff fullauto do you have any pics of your box?? And kindred thanks for the info.. may have to go that route now. :thumbup:

 

[dank0r]

edit - wondering if that fan will be a overkill in my closet in the coming extrememly cold months?

 

[fullauto]

ok bro,i had to dig this contraption out of my shed for pics so please excuse if it looks a little dirty-i haven't used it since winter time lol. I don't have the flex ducting anymore as the mice found it lol. Off the stack coming out of the box i attached a 4ft piece of insulated flex ducting and ran that into a 5 gallon bucket with a lid on it.The bucket had 30-40 1" holes thru it for air movement. the air would come out of the box,thru the ducting and into the 5 gallon bucket which had 2 furnace filter air freshners inside-the air coming out of the bucket smelled berry fresh!Anyway,heres the pics,if ya got any questions just shout at me and i'll help ya out.

 

[fullauto]

You'll be fine with that duct fan in your closet during the winter-thats when i used mine and its cold where i am-my box temps held tite at 85F. I also ran 3/8" x 9/16" foam weatherstripping around the rim of the box so when u put the 2 together it was pretty air tite. Cut yourself a little 2"x2" square hole in the side for a viewing window so u can see inside without having to open the box.The curve pipe you see coming out the side is just an elbow for a light trap-came in handy for wrapping some pantyhose over the end for an air filter so no dust got sucked inside.

 

[fullauto]

LOL,i just noticed in the pic i got the top of the box on the wrong way-the duct fan should be on the opposite side from the intake pipe for good cross ventilation.