How many degrees can the cooler take the water down to for colder water? F or C
1963550
No answer. Mines didn't work at all. It leaked from the ring around the top. Completely nonfunctional. Waste money and time.
1963551
i have it @ 7 Celsius , and is working fine so far. i think you can still go lower. hope this helps.
1614992
The coldness depends on the water temperature. However, even room temperature water works well. The cooling should be immediate.
511935
between 2 & 4 mm a second at 34 degree F and a fluid viscosity of 1 part over 16 parts at sea level .oh, I do not know, I have it hooked to the 3/4 inch main to warn me when there is a water cut off, it works.
1579448
I'm not by the thermometer right now but know it goes well abobe 90 (likely about 100) and then well below what would be recommended for colder levels. I've been very happy with it so far, and have been keeping the tank at 84-86 degrees for my discus fish which like a warmer temp. Would buy again and the price seems right.
106976
Answer here...water is under 185F, but i even could not feel hot when i touch outside, just little warm.
122931
55 degrees or above. I use this spring, summer, and fall. Here in Pa, I add it in the spring when the fish start moving normally. It works great every time.
1424439
The speed that the water flows matter a lot what the max temperature is. I slow the water down and get hot water at that temp. But, I would say at that temp that I have a third of the normal water flow.
1264738
It goes down to 40, but be careful. 40 degrees at the interior location of the thermostat does not guarantee that the basement and pipes in exterior walls will stay above freezing. If you have fixtures on exterior walls, typically kitchen sink, leave the sink base cabinet door open to allow the pipes to be exposed to warmer room air
733706
I use it with a 10 gallon tank, so I don't know for sure, but I have mine set to 61 degrees. It doesn't need to run long to maintain that temp. It cycles off most of the time, so I would think that it could do that. Just to warn you, you have to get a pump and tubing to get the water to this chiller. I was surprised when I got mine.
2226300
I have never turned our down lower than 70 degrees and have never had any problems. I would think the fins would freeze over at 61 degrees. These are not refrigeration units.
857484
No. I don't know if the chiller can reduce that hot of water. In the summertime, our tank reaches 90-93 degrees and the chiller is able to maintain a 130 gallon tank to a constant 77 degrees. Good luck.
2019443
Water is still liquid at 35º, so it will work just fine. My pump has not been out in freezing temps so far this year, but the literature says it has a thermal protection device to protect it. I will have to wait and see, but so far it works great.
862659
I had some trouble when it was -20F. the heater that comes with the unit is adjustable. It gets very warm/ hot when you turn it all the way hot. The water still freezes over some on the top.
1714639
I can't say for sure but I have it in a 100 gallon system in a basement and it keeps it at 70 degrees with no trouble. I would get one, if it can't keep up grab a second one.
1259924
thirty degree weather it worked great. have not had it in cooler than that.
934479
Best I can tell the range is from 46F to 66F. We leave it about 54F. To us that's a reasonable drinking temperature.
2019446
Since water freezes at 32, I can't see that being an issue. Now if you meant Celsius, that's 93F, so once again, I don't see why it wouldn't work.