I just set up my light mover that has a 1K watt light thats air cooled. I have a problem with the venting binding up. My room is only 7ft wide and my light travels 5ft so that only leaves 1 ft on each side for about 3-4 feet of ducting. I have some chain holding up the ducting on either side so it doesn't hang down on the plants. Hopefully that makes sense but I can take a picture of it tomorrow.

It wouldnt work good enough that I felt comfortable leaving it unattended. So I'm using my intake fan that i would normally use to cool the light to just suck in cold air and dump it at floor. Then on my light I have a duct booster on one end then on the other side of the hood i have the venting hooked up to outside.

I think the room just might not be wide enought to use a light mover AND air cool the lights. I'm thinking of just using another light and having all 3 stationary. Or I could loose the air cooling hoods and use an air conditioner to bring my room temp down...Use the light mover with the 1k and use the 600w stationary.
chrisdl805 Reviewed by chrisdl805 on . Air Cooling Hood on Light Mover I just set up my light mover that has a 1K watt light thats air cooled. I have a problem with the venting binding up. My room is only 7ft wide and my light travels 5ft so that only leaves 1 ft on each side for about 3-4 feet of ducting. I have some chain holding up the ducting on either side so it doesn't hang down on the plants. Hopefully that makes sense but I can take a picture of it tomorrow. It wouldnt work good enough that I felt comfortable leaving it unattended. So I'm using my Rating: 5