Can I plug my chiller into the InkBird temp controller?

[vokrey09]

Would my chiller overload the Inkbird controller? Sorry, I'm not great with this stuff and don't want to risk it. Below are the links for both products.

I'll also have a 200W heater plugged into the inkbird but it will never be on at the time the chiller is on.

https://inkbird.shop/products/itc-3...4&utm_source=google&utm_medium=smart_campaign
https://www.ecoplususa.com/shop/product/ecoplus-1-10-hp-chiller
THANK YOU!

 

[Potatohead]

Yes, no problem. You can have 1100 watts pulling through the InkBird at any time. That chiller pulls 264, your heaters probably pull more. Of course they won't be running at the same time.

 

[vokrey09]

Yes, no problem. You can have 1100 watts pulling through the InkBird at any time. That chiller pulls 264, your heaters probably pull more. Of course they won't be running at the same time.

Ok perfect, appreciate the response!

 

[Mower55]

Ok perfect, appreciate the response!

How did this work out? The power going on and off didn't hurt the chiller? That is my concern.

 

[Pistondog]

What mower55 said. The Chiller power should not be cycling. Not sure why you'd want to do this. The Chiller has it's own temp control scheme.

 

[Mower55]

What mower55 said. The Chiller power should not be cycling. Not sure why you'd want to do this. The Chiller has it's own temp control scheme.

I want to be able to turn the pump on and off. Im try to reduce my energy. I am wondering if I can keep the chiller on and only use the Inkbird to turn the pump on and off. Think that would hurt the chiller? To be on and not have the water flowing? Umm