aqualogic chiller and controller fs

[szwab]

Aqualogic chiller for sale 1/4 hp drop in chiller w/ controller:
Description:
Aqua Logic Cyclone Chiller
The Aqua Logic Cyclone Chiller's unique titanium coil has 2/3 more surface area than any comparable aquarium water chiller, providing up to 25% higher efficiency rates while consuming less electricity. Performance and reliability have made the Aqua Logic Cyclone the premier drop-in chiller for professional aquarists worldwide. Features of the Aqua Logic Cyclone include:
5ft Flexible Refrigeration Line
No Plumbing Required
Remote Helix Titanium Coil
Fresh or Saltwater Use
Compact Design
Quiet Operation
Black ABS Cover
Remote Electronic Temp. Controller
Ozone Friendly Refrigerant (134A)

It is a year old works great still under warranty barely used and in great condition! asking 600.00 + shipping sells new for 865.00 + shipping.

[CaveManNOhio]

This is the same model I just bought. I love it, and his price is outstanding!
It brought my Temps down 10deg in less then 12 hrs.

[szwab]

thanks for the post and the free bump

[szwab]

somebody out there needs one :)

[kanastasi]

is it still available?

send me an e-mail: kanastasi@patmedia.net

i'm in NJ.

[79Yota]

I dont need one as long as the A/C is on. Last week I come home and my mom turned off the A/C and its 90 degrees out and higher than that in my tank under the halides. I think my leather is toasted. needless to say I was a little POed but she feels bad. Is it srill for sale.

[79Yota]

on second thought, its a little bit of an overkill for a 30 gallon. I will probavly mount some fans or something.

[szwab]

sent you an email. yes I'll ship it.

[coryherby]

i may be interested if you still have it ..but I don't know much about a drop in unit. The main unit is too big for under my cabinet. I assume I can just put the main unit in my garage(other side of wall) and run the coil and sensor to the sump?

[szwab]

sensor is no problem
the coil is on a 55 inch flexible hose (for lack of a better way to describe it) so it could go through the wall and into a sump.

[coryherby]

thanks ..i was advised for my setup and sump a flow through would be more ideal. So still looking.