Cooling and Ventilation Systems

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Cooling and Ventilation Systems No Cooling NATURAL VENTILATION FAN & SHUTTER COOLING FAN & SHUTTER COOLING with SHADE CLOTH Evaporative Cooling Fan & Pad (Evaporative Cooling)

SHADE CLOTHES- often used to supplement cooling/vent systems Available in a variety of colors and shading abilities

1. NO COOLING 1. Inside temperature of greenhouse can exceed 140 degrees F. 2. Plants will die within a short period of time.

2. NATURAL VENTILATION 1. Roof vent opens to allow hot air to escape to outside. 2. Door or other opening must be left open to provide for incoming air from outside to replace exhausted air. 3. On hot summer days temperatures can rise 20 to 30 degrees above outside temperature. 4. Recommended for mild climate areas only.

NATURAL VENTILATION

NATURAL VENTILATION

3. FAN & SHUTTER COOLING 1. Outdoor air is introduced through motorized inlet shutters. 2. Hot air is exhausted by exhaust fans. 3.Temperature inside house can be maintained within 10 degrees of outdoor temperature. 4. controlled by thermostat.

FAN & SHUTTER COOLING

SHUTTERS AND FANS

SHUTTERS AND FANS

FAN & SHUTTER COOLING

4. FAN & SHUTTER COOLING with SHADE CLOTH Similar to fan & shutter cooling Differences: 1. Shade cloth is placed over exterior of greenhouse or suspended from wires placed on inside. 2. Temperature inside house can be maintained within 3 to 4 degrees of outdoor temperature

FAN & SHUTTER COOLING with SHADE CLOTH

5. Evaporative Cooling 1. Outdoor air is cooled by Evaporative Cooler (located outside) and discharged into greenhouse. 2. Hot air is exhausted through outlet shutters which operate automatically 3. Temperature inside house can be as much as 10 to 15 degrees cooler than outdoor temperature. 4. controlled by thermostat.

Evaporative Cooling

EVAPORATIVE COOLERS

6. EVAPORATIVE COOLING (Fan & Pad) 1. Outdoor air is drawn through pad cooling system located on one end wall of the greenhouse. This cool air enters into the greenhouse. 2. Hot air is exhausted by fans mounted on the opposite end wall of the greenhouse. 3. Temperature inside house can be as much as 10 to 15 degrees cooler than outdoor temperature. 4. controlled by thermostat.

EVAPORATIVE COOLING (Fan & Pad)

EVAPORATIVE COOLING (Fan & Pad) Water Tank With pump

EVAPORATIVE COOLING

SHUTTERS AND FANS