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FS: CoolWorks Microchiller

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FS: CoolWorks Microchiller
I was using this on my 80 Gallon tank... it's too hot being in the 90s.. so bought a chiller.
This will work on a 50 Gallon or less aquarium.
You can use it like this or just the probe unit as it comes off the Aquaclear.. many uses.
Hang on, Sump, Drilled or not.

$ 110.00 Shipped
Marine Depot MSRP: $215.99 Now: $141.59 plus shipping


The MicroChiller provides a cooling solution for nano-reef tanks and other small aquariums that require cooler temperatures. The new MicroChiller not only solves the cooling problems inherent in nano-reef applications, but it also increases the flow of water in the tank that is necessary for the healthy growth of the coral. The MicroChiller uses solid-state heat pump technology, so there is no messy freon leaks or compressors that make irritating noises, which sets it apart from conventional chillers. Because the MicroChiller has so few moving parts, when used properly, it will provide trouble-free operation for many years. This compact chiller can chill bring down the temperature in a 10 gallon aquarium up to 4-6 degrees. Use in conjunction with the Porportional Thermoelectic Controller (sold seperately).




Specifications

Probe
  • 71/8" tall (entire probe unit)
  • Width 4 3/4"
  • Probe length (including bulkhead screw) 3 1/8"
  • Probe width 1 1/4"
Aquaclear 20
  • Maximum Output: 100gph
  • Full Flow Control: 33gph
  • Power Consumption: 6W
 

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