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Small inline chiller

Not that particular one.. but the one I had I made like a makeshift filter to go over it cus it got clogged pretty fast..
 
There's only one review and it's bad, I saw the thermal ice probe for 114 on eBay hint hint. And it actually works ☮️
 
I've never tried this one ATU but looks good on paper . Might be about the same as the one you are looking at but smaller case .https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073VJJKXR..._s0bFzbPJ6NCSM
This needs a small water pump but amazon has small ones for 7bucks too
Take a look at it and you can put a hose down the middle of a piece of foam to stop intake from clogging .
 
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Id say insulate the litte grow box and if its only 2.5 gallons id say float about a cup of ice ever few hours and cool it down to about 58 and it should remain there for under 70 for about 5 to 6 hours give or take a few hours depending on how well the insulation is
 
I saw that on Amazon, and ellz recommended that, too. But it's a peltier cooler and from what research I've done, requires other parts and putting together that seems a bit over my head. So I was looking more seriously at these little inline chillers.
 
OK ATU no problem but the one you saw on eBay is a peltiier cooler too just in a bigger box . I will keep looking but there is a reg larger heat pump type on amazon but around $150
 
Also ATU all chillers that I have seen needs to be hooked to a pump . When I had saltwater aquariums I had a big chiller 1/10 HP well small for big tank but they have a small compressor pump like a refrigerator. The pelltiers are just a heat transfer chip rated in watts not horse power .
 
MedMan I am getting my terminology xonfused. I have a 1/10hp chiller for my big grow box and I know the one on wbay needs a pump. I am asking lots of questions. Out the ebay one to find out warranry, chiller life etc.
 
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