Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Refrigeratore per Acquari da 200 L 0,1 CV Acquario Refrigeratore d'Acqua, per Idroponica, Raffreddamento Rapido per Acquari, Barriere Coralline, Evaporatore in Titanio, Accessori Completi

I bought this chiller for my ice barrel 300. I have had it for a couple months and it works great. The chiller automatically turns on when it needs to lower the temperature which I keep at 45. It pairs well with the ice barrel 300.

Using this on my cold plunge tub and is amazing! Chills down to 37 and will lower by approx 10degrees per hour with 150 gallons at 52

Bought this to use with my cold plunge tub. I have a larger tub with an estimated 110 gallons. My tub is insulated. Ambient temps around me are close to 90 degrees. Chiller dropped the temp of the water in my plunge tub ~2 degrees per hour. Once at my set temp (40 degrees for me) the chiller only runs a few hours per day to maintain that temperature. Very easy to set up and operate. Runs quiet. FAQs answered by Vevor indicate that the chiller will reach lower temps if that is what you want. Had this for about two months now and am very happy with it.

I use it for a 110gal Cold plunge and it works brilliantly. I keep it in a shaded area with concrete flooring outside. Obviously when its warmer outside it will take it longer to cool down to temperatures below 50 but it does the work. Just make sure you keep it clean especially if its being kept outside.

Keeps my 150 gallon insulated cold plunge at 50* no problem. Really happy I went with this model over the larger chiller.

This is my second Vevor purchase. I am using this aquarium water chiller for my DIY cold plunge in my garage. The information says it’ll only go as low as 65, however, I have my set to 45 degrees with no issues. The digital gauge goes as low at 36. I recommend this unit, it’s well worth the money and thankfully I haven’t run into any issues. Fingers crossed!

I got this chiller to go with my Cold Pod, cold plunge. I live in south FL so it is hot here year round, but its exceptionally hot right now. My Cold Pod is the large version, so its 116 gallons. It comes with some light insulation, and that keeps it from sweating, but doesn't really insulate it against heat gain. I wrapped my plunge in 4 layers of foil backed soft foam insulation. It really helps maintain water temps. Then I added this 1/4 hp chiller. I have reached temps as low as 47, and can fairly easily maintain 51 to 54 degrees. If you want to consistently keep below 50, you'll need the 1/3 hp, and if you want to get to 39.3, you'll need the big boy 1.5 hp chiller. The bigger the chiller the more energy you'll use. If you live in a cooler climate, this 1/4 hp chiller may work perfectly for you. I think Ill reach mid 40's temps with in for 9 months out of the year. But for the 3 hottest months, it wont get there. I am finding great benefits from the mid to low 50's temp plunges, as I am sleeping so great at night. I always fell asleep well, but now that I'm plunging, I sleep soundly for at least 7 hours. I used to struggle to sleep for 5 or 6 hours. This will make a huge difference in my quality of life, over time. I like this chiller and I will continue to use it. If a larger chiller becomes available in inventory, I may opt to go up in size. I think most people in most situations would find a 1/2 hp chiller to be just about perfect, for insulated tubs, in nearly any climate. This Chiller does come with a submersible pump, but its under powered for cold plunge purposes. Plus I don't prefer to plunge with a pump in the tub with me, and I don't prefer to have tubing hanging over the tub wall. I bought a Danner 950 gph pump. 950 to 1300 gph is just about perfect for a plunge from 80 to 120 gallons. My perfect chiller would have filtration, and ozone built in, and it would have full wifi control, it would also be 1/2 hp, and it would be in an exterior grade cabinet. Currently those cost about 5 times the cost of one of these. So I have connected this to a wifi smart plug, and that gives me the power to run a schedule. You can shut this unit off and on, and it will save its last temp setting, so a smart plug is a great option. It just wont give you temp visibility or control, remotely. If you're thinking about a cold plunge, Vevor makes great chillers. They ship fast, and they offer good customer service. Vevor means value!

I use the cooler for watercooled millingspindel and it works great. I can keep the watertemp between 19 and 21 degrees celcius. A little noise from the cooler, but fine for me.

Easy to setup and use. It is slow, read some others talk about a couple hours. Took me 20 hours to lower temp of water in cold plunge ~130 gallons 19 degrees from 72 to 53. It is inside house set to 73. I tracked it hourly and averaged right at one degree per hour. Measuring outlet, it was typically 1-1.5 less than inlet. Heck of a lot better than ice. Once it gets to temperature it shuts off but pump continuously circulates. I’d prefer it shut off as well since it is pulling water out of insulated environment. I might try a timer as the unit recalls set temperatures when powered off. Temperature was pretty accurate by the way. Really no complaints so far and paid 100s less than advertised cold plunge chillers. Puts off a lot of heat on initial chill indoors but then it really only runs every few hours and hardly noticeable. Shuts off when reaching set temperature and comes back on when water rises 2 degrees. Maybe that’s why pump runs constantly so it knows water temperature. I insulated the hoses to reduce heat loss. Would buy again.

The chiller works. It’s loud when on but that is to be expected. What I did not expect was how horribly loud and large the pump that goes in the aquarium is. I wish I realized I could just hook the chiller up to my canister filter right away because the pump is so loud it scares my axolotl and vibrates the whole 40 gallon aquarium and I can hear it in the other room. If I didn’t have the option of ditching the pump and using the canister, I don’t know what I would do. My advice, don’t buy this unless you have another option to move the water through the chiller. The included pump is trash. Now I have to buy more tubing, but at least I figured out a work around.