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Asking $800 OBO: Marineland ML-24 (110gal), Tecumseh compressor with [R22] commercial chiller and high-performance circulation system. Insulated glass to reduce condensation. Great for unique “local collection”. Tank has been up and running for nearly 2-years. Change and update the inhabitants every time you visit the beach! I may be interested in a full or partial trade for unique set up (i.e. cylindrical tank) Located in Federal Way
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Hi all, I have two 1/10 hp AquaEuro chillers for sale. $300 each or $550 for both of them. Comes with manual and fittings, no external pump. Description from Marine Depot below, these units are $500 when new. AquaEuroUSA - Max Chill Series titanium chillers are powerful cooling systems for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums. They are powerful, compact, quiet and will maintain optimum water temperature for your aquarium. A digital LED temperature control display allows for user friendly programming. It features a built in memory recall which will maintain settings in the event of a power outage or surge. The powerful and reliable compressor uses Dupont ozone friendly refrigerant and the Anti-Freezing System will not allow the heat exchanger to freeze. Quickly lowers and maintains desired water temperature Powerful and compact design High quality, durable, reliable and efficient Corrosion resistant titanium heat exchanger cools efficiently Digital LED display for simplified functional control Anti-freezing system protects heat exchanger from freezing Powerful compressor uses environmentally friendly Dupont R134a cooling agent Automtic power surge shut-off control with the last set temperature recall system will protect the chiller and return all settings in the event of a power surge or outage Efficient and reliable compressor saves money by using less electricity High BTU (heat removal) rating, heavy duty condenser effortlessly releases collected heat from water Easy to remove front condenser cover and filter make cleaning easy All necessary fittings are included to make for quick and easy installation on most any aquarium Specifications: Tank Size Up To: 80 Gallons Dimensions: 14.5" x 10" x 14.5" Inlet / Outlet: 1/2" & 5/8" Amps/Volts: 2.2AA/110v Flow GPH: 200-315 Weight: 33 lbs
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Since my wife and I retired, we are traveling quite a bit and need to say good bye to our 180 gallon saltwater setup. I am willing to give it away for free, along with all components. All I ask is that you move it to the new location, wherever that might be. I did not put this on Craigslist, because I would like a dedicated hobbyist to take it over. The various components included are: 180 gallon glass aquarium + cabinet Seamless Sump Arctica Chiller R/O DI Iwaki Pump Vortech Pump x 2 MP40 Octo Protein Skimmer Calcium Reactor + CO2 Tank/valves Digital Aquatics Controller + 3 strips Turbo Twist 12x Sterilizer Miscellaneous aquarium supplies Also included are 2 maroon clowns, 2 Brittle Stars, Yellow Tang, Filefish, Pin Cushion Urchin and a few corals Contact Tom (360) 666-2730 if interested
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Up for sale is a 1/4 HP Ecoplus chiller. It's just collecting dust in my garage and I have never needed to run it on my tank. It is used but <2 years old and <6 months of use (used it when I was in TX). Great condition, super clean, no scratches, dings, dust or rust, I figure someone can use it in this weather. I am in Tigard/Bull Mountain. You pickup please. $150
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I have a 28 gallon nano tank and am struggling to keep it at a consistent temperature inside my house or in the aquarium. What is more economical: buying a chiller for the aquarium, or just keep using the current window air conditioning unit and running up the electricity bill even when I'm gone? Are ice probes an effective way to go? What would I expect to spend on new or used equipment like a chiller?
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C-1000 1HP Pacific Coast Aquarium Chiller - $375 OBO Unfortunately, I'm having issues loading pics. Hope to have some available to view soon. Sorry. I bought this chiller brand new and only used for one summer. In the Fall, I sold the aquarium and kept some of the equipment including the chiller. The chiller has never been left outside in the rain and has always been kept in dry storage. Currently, it is being stored at my folks place in a spare bedroom. The chiller does have few minor scratches and is a little rusty in some spots. The rust is from water splash when it was in operation. Saltwater can be pretty harsh especially around metal. I was able to remove some of the rust in the vents with a rag without too much effort. If someone wanted to get it really clean, a toothbrush would work probably better. The chiller does turn on when plugged into a wall socket. Because there was no water running through it, I only had it plugged in for a split second to see if it powered up. There was a remote that came with the chiller, but unfortunately I can't seem to find it. This unit sells new from the manufacture for: $1,215.99 I'm selling mine for: 375.00 OBO Sold As Is. No return. Serious inquiries only, please... My parents place is approx. 20 miles from my home. I'm in Sandy,Oregon 97055 The information below is from Pacific Coast website. Here is the link: http://www.pacificcoastchiller.com/contents/en-us/p2.html Minimum water flow required 1000gph. db rating 60 1" PVC slip connections 110V/18amps 21"L x 19"W x 15"H 10 degree cooling up to 1000 gallons BTU Capacity 12,000 1" PVC in/out connections 30 degree cooling up to 750 gallons 1 HP Aquarium Chiller unit. Model C-1000 specifications: 1 Horsepower 110 Volt Dimensions: 21" x 19" x 15" Flow GPH: Min 750 BTU: 12,000 Weight: 150 lbs. 10 degree cooling up to 1200 gallons 30 degree cooling up to 750 gallons
