Top products from r/CuringChamber
We found 3 product mentions on r/CuringChamber. We ranked the 3 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. VIVOSUN 4 Inch 195 CFM Inline Duct Ventilation Fan Vent Blower for Grow Tent
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
EFFECTIVE VENTILATION: Powerful blower with a fan speed of 2500 RPM for an air flow of 195 CFM. Moves air through your target location efficiently for optimal ventilationEFFICIENT DESIGN: Lightweight, compact fan takes up minimal space; ideal for applications where larger fans just won’t fit. E...
Show Reddit reviews2. Kuman 0.96 Inch White IIC OLED Moudle I2c IIC Serial 128x64 LCD Display for Arduino Raspberry pi KY34-W
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Show Reddit reviews3. Diymore SHT2000 Thermostat Temperature Humidity Controller AC 110V-230V 10A Digital LED Display Multifunction Thermometer Hygrometer
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
【Overview:】Diymore SHT2000 AC 110~230V10A temperature and humidity controller, just make your life more convenient.【Heating Mode:】Start value < stop value (program automatically determines working mode is heating/humidifying mode). For example, controlling the water heater, heat to 65℃ to ...
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Where to start with my update.
I began collecting the parts for the controller. I am using a BME280 for the temp and humidity sensor, this little screen for reading conditions at the chamber, 8 channel relay to control the various electronics, this fan and this filter for fresh air.
Here is an album of updated photos. The first is a blast gate controlled by a servo to control the fresh air flow. When the fan turns on the servo will open the gate and allow the fan to suck air out (more on that later). Next up is the freezer with the collar on. Its not put together properly yet but just a rough test fit shows its looking good. Then I have two inside shots of the chamber itself.
After talking with someone who understands air flow much better than I do, I changed the position of fan and filter as well as direction. The fan is going to suck air out from one side and the other will have the filter on it. This will keep the lid down, where as if the fan pumped air in it could lead to a pressure build up and the lid may crack open slightly. The elbows are put in so its not just the top air that is circulating. I am thinking of turning them so they don't point straight down but for now its good.
The inside shot show the slots made to hold up to 7 bars. I am going to seal in the collar with a piece of wood on the top then fill it with spray foam insulation and silicone it to the freezer.
The other thing that has changed since I last posted was that I was going to try to do the code myself. As I got parts in and tried to put something together it became clear there is no way I can do it. After searching around I put out a bid on upwork.com and now I am working with a friendly fellow from Nepal. We haven't gotten to far but I am excited by his proposal and he will be adding the ability for me to control it from a webpage.
Anyway that is it for now. I can see there isn't much activity on this post or another related post but I am going to follow through with the updates because in my searches for this project I cam across a lot of half finished ideas and projects. RemindMe! 2 months
They seem to be mostly unbranded. There's an example here