What would you do?

[reeferRob]

I bought a chiller this past spring in prep for summer. My water had already hit 84 and was acting like it was getting higher. I ordered my chiller and while waiting for it to get here I put a fan across the top of the water and BAM!! Temp dropped to 78 and stayed there. Basically I had a chiller probe sit in my sump all summer and NEVER came on except about once a month I would shut off the fan till the chiller came on and brought the temp back down. Then I turned the fan on til next time, so maybe a total of 5 times this chiller came on. Wonder if I should keep it or sell it? hmmm

[apedroza]

Always a good thing to have. You can always lower your AC which should bring your elec. bills down at least.

[erikharrison]

You'll never get back what you spent on it, and it's great to have just in case. If you perform any upgrades etc, you may need it then...

[reeferRob]

Yeah I agree, this IS Texas!! HAHA

Thanks Gents!

[loans_n_fishes]

Plus it's nice if your AC goes belly up. Much better than dropping frozen water bottles in the tank every couple of hours---trust me.

Personally, if I had one, it would give me a great excuse to buy some potbellies! :)

[reeferRob]

Plus it's nice if your AC goes belly up. Much better than dropping frozen water bottles in the tank every couple of hours---trust me.

Personally, if I had one, it would give me a great excuse to buy some potbellies! :)

potbellies?

[Bill S]

I think you should sell it. How big is it?:bigsmile:

[LoneStar]

Keep it.

I think anyone who runs a chiller, should also run fans for evaporative cooling. Thats your first line of defense. Then let the chiller do the hard work.

BTW what kinda lights and pumps do you use?

[loans_n_fishes]

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