Poafamx 16gal Aquarium Water Chiller Heater 60L Fish Tank Cooler Fahrenheit for Fish Shrimp Breeding Aquaculture with Pump 110V (60L Chiller&Heater) Review

It works but I can only get a 4-5 degree change from room temperature with 12 gallons in 2 weeks use, the fan stopped working and the device stopped cooling water altogether. Waiting for a response from suppliers. Another edit: After weeks of negotiations with the seller, a replacement was sent. So far this works, but time will tell.

Originally used 35 liter cooler that ran for 8 months before a power surge knocked it out. Bought as a replacement and installed surge protection. The first device worked for a little over 1 month, then the fans stopped working, the second device worked for 2 months, now the LCD screen does not light up and the device does not work. 30-day non-refundable guarantee. Worst of all, the two blocks I received have a completely different electrical control system, so I can't even try to make a good…

I keep two axolotls in a 20 gallon aquarium and two newts in another. I live on the second floor of my house, so the temperature here fluctuates quite a bit depending on the time of year, making it difficult to maintain the right temperature in both tanks. My axolotls are a comfortable temperature of around 64 degrees Fahrenheit and it has never let me down. For its size, cost, and performance, I would definitely recommend this cooler over fans or frozen water bottles.

The hose supplied was not enough for both in/outlets, had to order an aftermarket replacement hose. Finally I could try to configure this item. Make sure all tubing connections are secure, connected to the suction pump and main unit, and powered on. He started doing his job and immediately started leaking from the bottom of the block, thank goodness I had a tank (bought after reading other reviews just in case). I can't imagine using and maintaining it without a swamp. I'm returning it hastily…

15 Gallon Hydroponic Tank (Insulated) 1000W LED Light Room Temperature 82* (Average) Purpose: To maintain an average water temperature in a 15 gallon tank at 68* with ventilation and with the circulation pump well packaged arrived quickly good instructions everything plugged into my tank cooler plugged into a 110 volt (us) socket and thermostat and temperature difference installed. I noted the time and water temp for both the inlet and the reservoir and went to bed 8 hours later. I went and…

I tried their cheaper version which leaked from the inside and damaged the floor and drywall. Like an idiot I thought the more expensive version would be more reliable and not cheap. Boy was I wrong. The same junk in a bigger box. It arrived broken, the control panel popped out, and the controller hardware slid back into the case. I had to remove twenty screws to get to the box to fix it myself. The water intakes are already cheap, but the design of the case does not allow for full attachment…

This is not active cooling, just passive. Basically, what we have are two large CPU fans and cooling blocks used to dissipate heat and a third fan to blow air into the case. On the 2nd day, the power supply failed on this device. The seller was very quick to help and sent a replacement power supply which was easy to install if you are not afraid to screw/unscrew some wires. The seller is very responsive, so a big plus in his favor. The power adapter is a standard type that can be purchased…

Tested, works as advertised - requires a little math but appears to be cooling at around 16 gallons x 1 deg C per hour. In my case, that's 4 gallons at 4 degrees Celsius in 1 hour. The cooling rate really seems to slow down as it nears the set point, which in my case was about 5 degrees below ambient. I use it as a laser cutter and have tested it with the laser off so I don't know how well it performs under load. Mine came with a power cable with the line (HOT) and neutral connections reversed,