Can this be used to keep a hot tub at around 107-115F?
254539
No, this is for a range of 20 to 80 degrees use in a refrigerator. There are others out there that will.
638682
It is possible. If you turn it to the max heat temp and use half hot and half cold you will have a very warm bath.
622481
I don't know but t wouldn't think so. They recommend 86 degree setting on the tile and I would think that would be to much. And it can run much hotter. Go to a website. There's many like products.
697169
It should work. The heater would be my only concern because there would be no place to attach it so it would not melt the tub.
1152770
I used it in a crawl space for an outside spigot. But I don't see why it couldn't be used on a hot as well.
278489
It heats to 104, which is very hot. We are just coming into colder weather with our tub, and it suppose to only run for 8 hours at a time. We turn it on when we go to bed, turn it off when we get up, and give it a couple hours rest. That way it doesn't get any lower than 80 degrees, we use it at least once a day if not more, and don't want to wait too long to get to a hot temp in the colder weather.
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.
1040205
I have this chiller cooling a 55g reef with a 30g sump. I run 2 150w metal halides and it keeps the tank within a two degree swing between 76-78 degrees. Before I added I was creeping over 80-81 with fans blowing on the water surface.
1921092
Yes. I use mine just for water and it holds the cool temperature for quite awhile.
1485727
No not at all. If you want to go above 140 deg. you need a optional controller. This controller can be remotely mounted so you can have greater control over the water temp.
1817948
It won't make water higher than 120. So &lt; 120 is a good attempt to answer your question. If you are pre heating with solar, you prob. are limited to around that temp.
1640080
I'm not sure what temp this would hold. I have it in a one gallon plastic tub and it does a phenomenal job of keeping it from freezing. I think there are different wattages of this product; look for the higher wattage ones and see what the descriptions list for its capability. There are several different ones on Amazon.
1089913
When we are not using it we turn it down to 86 then turn it up hours before use. It can go as low as you want 50's and if it is outside it can go as low as the temperature that it is exposed to if heater is not on. But you run risk of it freezing and thus popping the tub since it is inflatable. Like I said we keep it at 86 when not in use and even in very cold temps outside it is able to maintain the 86
2199493
It was designed to fit a wide range of Spa's. It has a low power consumption and will not be good enough for large spas though. Another point is that it only maintains the temp where it is turned on at. It will not heat the water hotter. Put it in our jacuzzi bathtub and its great. Keeps the water temp just where we want it for an hour or more. For this it is perfect.
1528076
I'd start at 100 degrees. I like to keep mine about there. Then you can adjust up or down from there to whatever you like. If you have never owned a hot tub- make sure to not stay in it longer than say 30 minutes because you can get heat stroke easier than you think. We stayed in there for over an hour one time and it about killed us and it just crept up on us... Be safe! Have fun. =)
1118974
I use IT to warm up an outdoor jacuzzi and it works fine. Depending on the size of your hot tub it may take a while to heat it. Since this heater has no temperature control you have to watch it from time to time.
1177604
are you referring to 40 degrees fahrenheit. you would have to experiment to see if it can. we just use it as a backup in our kitchen. we had two radiators in our kitchen-dinning room area. after remodeling,one of the radiators was removed. know when it gets real cold the one radiator can not handle the whole area so we use this little under the counter heater to help out. it definitely works fine