Thanks!

I never run the lights without AC, even in the winter.. The couple of times when the AC unit tripped the breaker during the summer, it got over 95 quickly. Lights just generate a lot of heat.

In your case, make sure you can suck fresh air in and if possible pull air out near the ceiling using a fairly large squirrel cage fan, probably a 6". You should also have a temp controller that will turn the fan on and off as needed. Make sure to use fans in the room to keep the air moving.

Good luck!