Coolworks Ice Probe Nano chiller

[TXSea]

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&xhr=t&q=coolworks+ice+probe&cp=11&qe=Y29vbHdvcmtzIGk&qesig=-_R4mgeXAr6-z3ZU5CqCLw&pkc=AFgZ2tkxXecE1_LYE18qzOHbabciSPgsI2yH089YFxy8nI CNKmVT0JmMWr9jbrzruhNNKl8wZLIVfn8NT6Gmv8W8WvFXiNiQ CA&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1280&bih=697&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=15516201384105473116&sa=X&ei=EDcqTvaOIeivsQL4wLGtCw&sqi=2&ved=0CD8Q8wIwAA

Anyone have experience with these or are they a waste? :confused:

[cbianco]

I don't have specific experience, only hear-say, but they work on a small tank (nano). Anything else will probably need a chiller.

JMO

Christopher :)

[TXSea]

Yeah I knew that lol. I have a 29 gallon nano but I think I will change to led first to see if that knocks out my heat problem first since my house temp is always around 78 degrees. Thanks though!

[350gt]

Try doing one led at a time to save some cash.... I did the daylight bulb on mine first to knock out most of the heat, swapped it with a panorama strip. Now I am completely swapped over with 3 of them and would never go back, well worth it.

I dont run a chiller or a heater in my sons 24 gallon aquapod temp around 79 degrees. I think the MJ 1200 conversion has something to do with that...