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Old 06-12-2004, 06:57 PM   #1
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New Coralvue chiller.

This is a 1/5 HP chiller availible soon from CoralVue retail will be somewhere between $225 and $250. It has a digital controller built into it as well. It is rated to cool up to a 150 gallon tank.

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If you get the unit in and give it a testing please post your results here as well as in our products review area.
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could you put two chillers like this on the same tank to max cool say 300 gallons and only spend 500 bucks as opposed to 800 i know you would need two pumps but still would be cheaper.
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It might be cheaper upfront but more costly to operate. Undoubtaly the larger chiller would be more energy efficent than two smaller chillers.
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So the 150 gallon rating is for a 10 degree drop? Also is this a titanium coil? Or are you waiting on these facts. I just need to drop my tank 2 degrees so I was hoping this would do the job. Thanks
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It is a titanium coil. Not sure of the drop amount but i would assume 10 degrees. Also if you live in a real humid area it may be slightly less of a drop. I will probably be doing a $199 intoductory sale!!
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Let me know when you get them and I just may be your first guinea pig.
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what type of pump/flow rate does it require?
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Info is a little limited right now. I think David at Coralvue wants to get them in house and test them before making any claims. I would guess for flow rate though between 300-500 GPH. I will keep all posted!
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