cerreta
Premium Member
I upgraded to a 1/4hp chiller. That means I will be selling my 1/10 hp chiller. This worked great for my 80gallon in a swamp cooler only house. But the new 110 with bigger sump and attached nano is too much water volume for the little guy.
email me for details. I will sell it for $200. It is extremely quiet and energy efficient. I also fitted the chiller with standard r134a fittings so it can be recharged with ease. It is (I think) about 2 maybe three years old. I did maintenance/recharge to it every year and monthly cleaning. I have the paperwork. I recharged and cleaned it today too. It is ready to go!
To give you perspective on its power, in the past week while it has been cooler, the chiller is set at 78 and holds this temperature in the evening and night. During the heat of the day, temps creep up to 80-81. The house is swamp only and during the heat/humidity blaze in early July, the temps shot up to 86 at max. I did not have this problem in previous years with the smaller water volume.
This chiller works great for 90gallon and smaller. It may work well for slightly larger tanks if kept in a cooler home with AC.
Here is a link to the model I own.
http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merc...de=pacificcoast
I will coming to the Phoenix Prop auction this Saturday and can deliver it there, if need be.
email me for details. I will sell it for $200. It is extremely quiet and energy efficient. I also fitted the chiller with standard r134a fittings so it can be recharged with ease. It is (I think) about 2 maybe three years old. I did maintenance/recharge to it every year and monthly cleaning. I have the paperwork. I recharged and cleaned it today too. It is ready to go!
To give you perspective on its power, in the past week while it has been cooler, the chiller is set at 78 and holds this temperature in the evening and night. During the heat of the day, temps creep up to 80-81. The house is swamp only and during the heat/humidity blaze in early July, the temps shot up to 86 at max. I did not have this problem in previous years with the smaller water volume.
This chiller works great for 90gallon and smaller. It may work well for slightly larger tanks if kept in a cooler home with AC.
Here is a link to the model I own.
http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merc...de=pacificcoast
I will coming to the Phoenix Prop auction this Saturday and can deliver it there, if need be.
