Too many devices?

LiquidChaos66

I know you can have too muh humidity in a humi. But if you have multiple (using these as examples cause it's what I have) say multiple large Dr. RH jars in one humi can there be too many? They are set to an RH of what 70%ish? So other than taking up space can it be bad?

catfishbluezz

Nope, more control=more stability

LiquidChaos66

Sweet! That's what I assumed... Just wanted a little confirmation.

Bob Luken

As long as it's getting the job done. As long as the extra "devices" were not causing excess RH or too little RH, the more the merrier.

LiquidChaos66

So hypothetically I could have a jar set up for a 100ct setup in my 50ct humi and be ok?

Bob Luken

LiquidChaos66:

So hypothetically I could have a jar set up for a 100ct setup in my 50ct humi and be ok?

I'm not 100% certain but I would think that you could do that with no problem. I wouldn't be the least bit hesitant to try it as long as there was a hygrometer to tell me if everythings going right.

LiquidChaos66

Cool cool! Thats what i was thinking. Logistically if a humidity device is set to a specific RH then why would it produce too much for smaller environments meant for their "designated" use? it just means it wouldnt have to work as hard to keep up right?

Gray4lines

LiquidChaos66:

Cool cool! Thats what i was thinking. Logistically if a humidity device is set to a specific RH then why would it produce too much for smaller environments meant for their "designated" use? it just means it wouldnt have to work as hard to keep up right?

Exactly

LiquidChaos66

HUZZAH!

YankeeMan

I've been using Conservagel beads and Humipaks for a few years now. I just refresh them every few months and they work fine. Just keep an eye on the RH with a digital hygrometer and you'll be fine.

LiquidChaos66

YankeeMan... Awesome sig! M*A*S*H is the best!!!