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CO2 MONITOR

TAP

VALVE

DRAIN

COLD

HOT

The  most  economical  way  to  cool  the  unit  is  drain  to  waste  but  is  only 
recommended if using waste water to cool with. Store RO waste water, old 
nutrient  water,  and  even  rain  water  to  use  to  cool  the  HydroGEN  before 
disposing down the drain.
 

HEAT EXCHANGER

COOLING METHOD

DRAIN TO WASTE

COOLING METHOD

 

WATER USAGE                                   CO2 PRODUCTION                 

           

13 Gallons / hour             

     1.5 cubic feet / hour

26 Gallons / hour             

     3 cubic feet / hour

38 Gallons / hour             

     4.5 cubic feet / hour

75 Gallons / hour             

     9 cubic feet / hour

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At minimum water flow setting.    

                     

 

Drain To Waste / Storage / Reuse

HOT

CO2

MONITOR

Another  efficient  cooling  method    is  to  circulate  cool  water  from  a  large 
reservoir  used  outside  your  grow  room.  Barrels,  plastic  tubs,  and  even  small 
above  ground  swimming  pools  can  be  bought  for  less  than  $75  and  make 
excellent reservoirs. During the off cycle the reservoir is allowed to naturally 
cool down, so obviously this idea works great for cooler areas.
 

LARGE RESERVOIR

COOLING METHOD

Reservoir No Chiller Method

 

CO

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 NEEDED PER HOUR                    SUGGESTED RESERVOIR SIZE                      

           

1.5 cubic feet / hour                          100  Gallon                              

 

3 cubic feet / hour            

     200  Gallon                        

  

4.5 cubic feet / hour            

     300  Gallon                            

 

9 cubic feet / hour       

     600  Gallon                          

 

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For 12 hour CO2 cycle.  Reservoir sizes are suggested only and can be

  larger or smaller depending on your application.

                         

 

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Summary of Contents for hydrogen1

Page 1: ...ed design removes 86 of the heat produced Adjustable water flow valve High low gas setting Compact wall mount or suspended design Water activates the unit No flow no go switch cuts off flame if water flow stops Auto cut off protection for gas leaks and tipping over Overheat shutdown sensor Oxygen depletion sensor Over pressure protection All copper water passages Inline water debris screen 1 year ...

Page 2: ...leaks Applying soapy water over the joints will tell you right away if there is a leak Attaching Water Hoses Snugly screw both supplied hose barb adapters onto the water inlet and outlet MAKE SURE THE RUBBER GASKET IS INSTALLED Attach ID HEAVY DUTY REINFORCED TUBING to the hose barbs and install hose clamps Cold water inlet should be clearly marked along with the hot water outlet Installing Batter...

Page 3: ... WATER CHILLER COOLING METHOD TO PROPERLY SETUP YOUR SYSTEM IMPORTANT NOTE CHILLER WALL WATER CHILLER COOLING METHOD WATER CHILLER COOLING METHOD CO2 NEEDED PER HOUR RESERVOIR SIZE CHILLER SIZE 1 to 1 5 cubic ft hr 20 40 Gallon 1 10th hp 1 5 to 4 5 cubic ft hr 40 70 Gallon hp chiller 4 5 to 9 cubic ft hr 70 100 Gallon hp chiller 9 to 17 cubic ft hr 100 150 Gallon 1 hp chillers Reservoir And Chille...

Page 4: ...er discharge of the HydroGEN to be the most effective This would be recommended for someone that uses the HydroGEN more than 30 minutes an hour since it is only cooling while water is flowing through the HydroGEN unit Closed Loop You can use a secondary submersible pump in your reservoir that s connected directly to the heat exchanger and exits back to your reservoir Doing so this allows for const...

Page 5: ... To Waste Storage Reuse HOT CO2 MONITOR Another efficient cooling method is to circulate cool water from a large reservoir used outside your grow room Barrels plastic tubs and even small above ground swimming pools can be bought for less than 75 and make excellent reservoirs During the off cycle the reservoir is allowed to naturally cool down so obviously this idea works great for cooler areas LAR...

Page 6: ...J Heat A Hut B CO2 Generator C Reservoir and Pump D Chiller or Heat Exchanger E CO2 Duct F Wall G Water Inlet H Water Outlet I CO2 J Heat A Hut B CO2 Generator C Reservoir and Pump D Chiller or Heat Exchanger E CO2 Duct F Wall G Water Inlet H Water Outlet I CO2 J Heat B F G H C D J I IN ROOM DIAGRAM B F E G H C D J I A HUT DIAGRAM ...

Page 7: ...ARFROMTHEUNITASPOSSIBLE THISISWHYYOUWERESUPPLIEDA12 HOSE WATERFLOWMUSTEXCEED1 5GPMAND3PSIFORTHEHYDROGENTOOPERATE DON TUSEAGINGORCRACKINGHOSES Troubleshooting Unit does not light Check propane level don t be fooled bottles are heavy even when they are empty Check propane valve and make sure it s on Check the batteries and make sure they are installed properly Replace batteries if it s possible they...

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