Trying to cool off my coop

[Ironclay]

Better clean the AC's filters daily. They're not made to handle that much dust and feather dander so it could be a fire risk.

Yep. I have to go in there every night and wipe off all the dust and pull the filters out (which at this point, are hardly actually cleanable). I try not to run it on days we get relief (FINALLY seeing rain).

I am going to have about ~30-40 birds in the coop next year so am considering taking out one of their windows to install a high negative pressure fan and maybe install a temperature sensor.

 

[3KillerBs]

Yep. I have to go in there every night and wipe off all the dust and pull the filters out (which at this point, are hardly actually cleanable). I try not to run it on days we get relief (FINALLY seeing rain).

I am going to have about ~30-40 birds in the coop next year so am considering taking out one of their windows to install a high negative pressure fan and maybe install a temperature sensor.

If you show us photos of your coop maybe we can make some suggestions.

This diagram is from an article on cow barns, but the air flow principles are the same.

 

[aart]

I am going to have about ~30-40 birds in the coop next year so am considering taking out one of their windows to install a high negative pressure fan and maybe install a temperature sensor.

Yes, pics of your coop, please.

Oh, and.......Where in this world are you located?
Climate, and time of year, is almost always a factor.
Please add your general geographical location to your profile.
It's easy to do, and then it's always there!

 

[StepfordCuckoos]

UPDATE:
Here is the finished product. My dad constructed this wonderful screen door!