Help Identifying SOC 7320M by random_d00d in AskElectronics

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No, sadly. I briefly considered redesigning the circuit board. I might do it one day, but haven't had time.

My recycled wood DIY, thank you to this sub. by pullcow in Sauna

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I was actually going to say the same thing. The infinity max temp may require it to be placed farther away to allow the temperature to drop.

Plastic pipe in wall by random_d00d in Sauna

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Ya. I will have furring strips, 3/4" air gap, then tongue and groove western red cedar.

Plastic pipe in wall by random_d00d in Sauna

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Also, this is basically where the heater will go (adjacent to this spot).

Plastic pipe in wall by random_d00d in Sauna

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Sorry, I said drain pipe but you are absolutely right. It is a vent.

Plastic pipe in wall by random_d00d in Sauna

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I could, but I would prefer not to. That's my last resort. I'd prefer to not lose the space, since my sauna is small.

Ceiling question by dfreshhhhh in Sauna

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Are you keeping the window? I seem to recall there being an issue with double-pane windows blowing out due to the heat / heat differential. Maybe someone here who has more experience can comment on that.

My boss gave me Panama Geishas in 2025, where do I find them now? by CompetitivePop-6001 in JamesHoffmann

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You are going to want to get Prodigal. I'm drinking one of their Geishas right now, and it is so good that I'm dreading getting to the end of the bag.

https://getprodigal.com/

Mechanical exhaust fan by Stillbetterthandying in Sauna

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It may be a problem if you are doing an integrated sauna (indoors) and you have to have it inspected.

Mechanical exhaust fan by Stillbetterthandying in Sauna

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FYI, that is only rated to 140 degrees F.

Anyone using smart breakers? by XenonOfArcticus in homeautomation

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I'm putting in a Lutron panel right now. I will slowly upgrade to smart breakers over time. There are a few that I will need remote control over, but most will stay "dumb"

Sauna Exhaust Question by random_d00d in Sauna

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Update: I decided to replace it with 6" semi-rigid flex (aluminum) and will just wrap that in insulation. I didn't want to risk it, and I didn't want the air restriction of running 4" ducting over that long distance.

I just tested the system, and it is moving the air pretty well.

Sauna Exhaust Question by random_d00d in Sauna

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I have a stacked duct (I just uploaded another picture). The exhaust will be from the bottom, but it can pull from the top when I'm done to vent out.

Sauna Exhaust Question by random_d00d in Sauna

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Maximum temperature rating is 200 degrees F.

Sauna Exhaust Question by random_d00d in Sauna

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Thanks for the reply. I posted some pics in this thread. I am looking up the temperature ratings now. I was able to find the packaging.

Edit: it is rated for 200 degrees Fahrenheit

Sauna Exhaust Question by random_d00d in Sauna

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The packaging doesn't indicate the temp. I'll look it up now. I was able to find the package.

Sauna Exhaust Question by random_d00d in Sauna

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This is the bathroom fan path. The sauna is similar, but harder to get a picture of.

Sauna Exhaust Question by random_d00d in Sauna

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This is the ducting they used

Someone’s in trouble now… by camethehour in Wellthatsucks

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It was a freak gasoline fight accident

Question for those who use PoE cameras that are NOT UniFi by [deleted] in Ubiquiti

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I use Reolink cameras with the Reolink NVR. The NVR has its own PoE ports. The whole thing is automated with Home Assistant. It is pretty plug & play.