For those who run Chillers

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Ok I will be putting a chiller on my new build. I have a ahead behind my tank wall, I am thinking about placing my chiller there, it gets very hot in that room I guess maybe 110 or maybe more. My question is will the chiller still do it's job
 
Very likely; yes. It will just consume more power to do so. Just make sure there's plenty of ventilation; the chiller needs airflow to work.
 
Very likely; yes. It will just consume more power to do so. Just make sure there's plenty of ventilation; the chiller needs airflow to work.
Yeah I may put it in the garage but it's a longer run still hot but not as hot. Wish I could find a chiller that ran on 220 for around 1000 bucks
 

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