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Originally Posted by bezerker 420  i bought the 1/5 polar bear which claims to drop an 80 gallon tank 10 degrees.i currently have two 25 gallon resvs.i ran a T out of both the in and the out to try and chill both resvs with one chiller.i changed the tubing to a 3/4in hose and im running the out from the resv and a short return back in to the top.i turned on my chiller and nothing happend.no water will suck in or out.do i need to prime the chiller with more water?dose the upgrade in hose slow down performance?do i need to have the resv alot higher than the chiller?right now they are on the same level.the chiller is outsibe my chamber and has plenty of ventilation.do i possibly have a bunk unit?the lights come on but it doesnt apear to be trying to take water in at all!please respond soon |
I think you need a waterpump to recirculate the water.
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Detailed Description Professional grade Via Aqua FloThru Chiller Model CC25B, with built in electronic controller. It utilizes the highest quality components. Commodity Axis has been producing these units for many years.
Temperature Control setting from 41 to 99 degrees F. Need colder? Check out our modified computer chiller unit.
Features -
* TITANIUM HEAT EXCHANGER� for maximum salt water corrosion protection
* Only unit on the market currently which utilizes super high efficient UL/CE ROTARY compressor
* Quieter than 9 out of 10 chillers on the market. Rotary compressor is extremely quiet!
* Drops 80 gallon typical tank 10 degrees.
* Digital Temperature control
* LCD displays water temperature
* R134a Refrigerant
* Recommended 100-400GPH flow
* Dimensions 360x208x266mm LxWxH
* 5/8" barbed Inlet/Outlet
* 5/8" Tubing included!
* 120V 60Hz operation
* 1 year manufacturer warranty
APPROXIMATE MANUFACTURER BTU HEAT REMOVAL RATING OF 1500 BTU/HR. PULLS A 80 GALLON TANK DOWN 10 DEGREES. THESE ARE ESTIMATED FIGURES AND VARY DEPENDING ON YOUR TANK.
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Could be wrong tho.