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Pacific Coast 1HP Chiller

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I have a Pacific Coast 1HP chiller that I got from another reefer who was getting out of the hobby. I thought I would need it for the three tank system that I was setting up. Thankfully I was wrong about that. I think it has been used for 2 or 3 years. I have never hooked it up or plugged it in but the other person was using it when they quit. It has two fitting; in and out. Hook a pump to it and plug it in and set the temp with the buttons on the front. It has a digital display.

Here's a link to it at Premium Aquatics.
http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merc...uct_Code=PC-C-1000&Category_Code=pacificcoast

Here's some pics that I took.
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It's about the size of a medium sized window air conditioner. It is too heavy to ship UPS or FedEx. It would have to be crated and shipped motor freight and I don't want to do that. If somebody will drive to Huntsville, Al I'll sell it for $750.

Thanx for looking.
 
. . . or swap for some high end frags?
 
Hi Harry,

I have the same chiller. It's been a good one too. :) You should also have a remote to go with it as well.
 
What are you looking for Harry ? As far as frags go. I have mostly SPS. Send me a PM if you dont mind.
 
I looking for some ATL, ORA, Tyree, etc. Some high end stuff.
 

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