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![]() Damn, I was afraid of that. The canopy will be vented to the outside but it will only run when the humidity reaches a preset level. Which I imagine would probably end up running most of the time in the summer months. I was planning for circulation fans in the canopy if needed, two in on each side.
I just don't have a remote location to place the chiller, it will have to be inside the stand. I'll get it figured out. Thanks
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![]() Maybe central A/C for the whole house would be a better option.
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![]() I'm not sure Central Air would solve my problem. The ambient air temp in the basement never climbs over 20c. Adding central air would help with any humidity issues I might have but I don't believe it would do much in the way of cooling the tank unless I dropped the temp in the basement a significant level, which would make it uncomfortable for me to be in the basement. Hard to work on the tank in my parka! *laugh*
I think I read somewhere that it takes four times more air to equal the cooling capacity of water. I think I might be stuck with the chiller. I have being eying up the Pacific Coast Imports 1/2HP. People seem to have good things to say about it.
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![]() With central air, it not having to run the house as a freezer, just that it has the capacity to remove heat.
I don't have the lights you're planning (just 2x250W plus the T5s) but with central air at 18° in the summer my sump heater comes on. |