Peachy

[just dave]

Your new chiller.

 

[DrPeaches]

Awesome! A magnificent display of unparalleled pvc artistry combined with modern technical innovation, yet still retaining a simple subtle sophistication. Dave you are truly the master.

(Now if it only works)

 

[yankeereefer]

what do you have pushing/pulling water through that box?

 

[just dave]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15143580#post15143580 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by yankeereefer
what do you have pushing/pulling water through that box?

Water?

You're supposed to pump water through it?






















If it's a stand alone I was going to use a Tunze 5024.04 pump or he can use the pump he has now.

 

[just dave]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15143489#post15143489 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by DrPeaches


(Now if it only works)

I'll settle for holding water.

 

[Lucky.U]

I got something you can put in that box. Thats a very nice design Davey.... Ive taught you well .....

 

[Rendos]

What pull down will that have on his 120?
I am thinking he may need two of those.

 

[yankeereefer]

Sorry to hijack the thread, but does anyone have a temperature controller for iceprobe they'd be interested in selling?

re cooling capacity:

CoolWorks IceProbe

Typical Cooling (in degrees Fahrenheit)

A single chiller will cool 10 gallons of water 6-8 degrees, 20 gallons of water 3-4 degrees, and 40 gallons of water 1-2 degrees.

Two chillers will cool 10 gallons of water 10-12 degrees, 20 gallons of water 6-8 degrees, and 40 gallons of water 3-4 degrees.

Multiple chillers are recommended when cooling an aquarium larger than 20 gallons.

courtesy DFS

 

[ihavtats29]

if you cannot find one contact Kelle in bartlett you can use a refridgeration controler johnson controls a419 controller also kelle can get you a 308 ss probe in anylength

 

[yankeereefer]

thanks for the info!