3000 ct Humidor set up

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Ok I have a 3000ct humidor. I have a Oasis XL plus and a Oasis II XL. I wondering what is the most efficient set up for the humidor with the two humidifiers?

illinoisgolf99

hey man do you have a pic or two of the humi? I would go with a CO on the top tier and the other on the bottom of the humi, but I would need more info and maybe a pic to, hope this helps!

TatuajeVI

illinoisgolf99

haha wow how the heck did you do that??

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How do I post pics?

lilwing88

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TatuajeVI

illinoisgolf99:

haha wow how the heck did you do that??

Heh, that's just a really large smiley. One of my favs! I uploaded it to imageshack.us as a .gif file. Copy and pasted the "forum code" into a post, and voila!

urbino

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Urbino,

 

   When you say "bottom shelf" do you mean the shelf with the holes in it ?

 

Pete

Krieg

Wow, that humidor would look great in my bedroom.

Alex Svenson

LuvMycigar.blogspot.com:

Ok I have a 3000ct humidor. I have a Oasis XL plus and a Oasis II XL. I wondering what is the most efficient set up for the humidor with the two humidifiers?

Nice humi. i have set up a few of these and I would highly recommed the Oasis II on botton and the XL up top. I would also look into a couple of small, low powered fans. those are clutch for spreading it all around and keeping it even. if you are in the market for a new unit, consider the uber large humicare electric unit. You can buy auxilary fans that plug into the unit and you can daisy chain them up the side of the humidor. then, when the big unit kicks on, all auxilary fans kick on too. I have not set one up like this but I have seen one and thought it was sweet.

cabinetmaker

Alex Svenson:

LuvMycigar.blogspot.com:

Ok I have a 3000ct humidor. I have a Oasis XL plus and a Oasis II XL. I wondering what is the most efficient set up for the humidor with the two humidifiers?

Nice humi. i have set up a few of these and I would highly recommed the Oasis II on botton and the XL up top. I would also look into a couple of small, low powered fans. those are clutch for spreading it all around and keeping it even. if you are in the market for a new unit, consider the uber large humicare electric unit. You can buy auxilary fans that plug into the unit and you can daisy chain them up the side of the humidor. then, when the big unit kicks on, all auxilary fans kick on too. I have not set one up like this but I have seen one and thought it was sweet.

That's what I have in my humidor, but the fans are set up to run continuously. The unit rarely kicks on, as there are also heartfelt beads in the bottom box chamber as well as in each drawer. I add water maybe every 3 months, if that.

Fourtotheflush

The formatting on these posts is Freaking Me Out MAN!

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With the fans running continously, any concern of them overheating? Also where did you place the fans?

urbino

LuvMycigar.blogspot.com:

Urbino,

 

   When you say "bottom shelf" do you mean the shelf with the holes in it ?

 

Pete

Yup. That's the one.

ljl

cabinetmaker

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With the fans running continously, any concern of them overheating? Also where did you place the fans?

No worries about the heat, they are placed about midway in the humi, pointed up.

Hawk55

This is an interesting setup. I would place the largest Oasis on the bottom as near the center as possible with the other one about halfway up or two-thirds of the way up. Not at the very top. With the fans you are referring to...if they are separate from the Oasis units, I would place them near the center...if possible-one facing upward and one facing downward to get good circulation. If you cannot get one upward and one downward, don't face them both in the same direction. That seems like a lot of humidor to humidify.

urbino

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urbino

#2 won't be a problem. I have to fill my Oasis II about once every three months. Even in a dry climate, I don't think you're going to have a problem. In a humi this size, the RH just isn't going to fall fast enough to do any damage whatsoever in a few days.