Am I correct in assuming that this chiller requires an external pump?
372807
Yes. The 633 sub pump.Here is the link:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0012V5VNC?pc_redir=1406547092&robot;_redir=1
372808
Yes, they all require a separate pump that goes in the water. The model your looking at needs a pump that does 400-700 gph.....it's about $30 hope this helps!
1712466
Yes, YOu can without any problem. I have used the built in pump and my external pump. Both work fine.
1275991
as long as the pump is external to the tank and the pump produces enough pressure for your application
1418240
I purchased it, and it never worked. The company did not honor the warranty, but they thought that the problem was a faulty pump on a new unit. They offered to repair it (a new unit) at a reduced cost. Obviously, I did not send good money after bad. I ended up with an over priced barely adequate fan, not a cooler. Hope this answers your question.
1183317
No everything is self contained, you can hook your wiring up to 110 or it comes prewired to 220v, bolt it to your pump housing and you are ready to go.
1733504
Yes, it is a condenser. I have a bilge pump hooked up to it to circulate ice water
1797600
Well I have mine hooked up to a water chiller but it would just be regular cold tap otherwise.
1502654
It doesn't have an internal pump to circulate the fluid b/c the coolant circulates through convection, and it circulates quite well. I have a 1000w on on my geo metro and, depending on the outside temp, it heats the coolant to prob 140 or so in an hour
520061
The pump must be purchased separately. However, you can just measure out the amount needed. You don't really need a pump.
492080
You would need a pump. Do not know if water would be sterile though. You should write the manufacturer.
332595
You can't, not without a lot of extra work that isn't worth the risk to your components. This is a CLOSED loop cooling system for the CPU only, it's not designed to be expanded. The included pump is designed to circulate the amount of fluid included at certain rates to cool the CPU, nothing else. If you're after additional system cooling for other components you should look into a full water setup or see the other comments.
1242722
For cooling it does need to be vented out. The dehumidifier or fan can be run without venting.
558837
No. A pump is necessary. This unit just maintains the PSI for keeping the pump off i.e. "quiet" during a "false" water demand (e.g. a quick finger rinse). This unit is useless In a gravity only system.
2275484
I don't have the installation instructions with me right now but I'm pretty sure they want it hooked up to the COLD water supply. It sometimes adds water to cool off the water in the system before it auto-drains. Mine is hooked to the cold water and it works great.
1232479
you don't need any of that stuff its very straight forward you have 3 in ports and one out port that takes a 3/8" hose that connects to the out port. it pumps the water up to 25 feet high it uses 110 volt electricity it has instructions but I hook these things up all the time. It has diagrams for A/C hook ups but I don't use them for that so I don't use it I use mine to pump water from the dehumidifies and my A/C evaporators with is only water it does not control the A/C unit. I have three of these units and didn't have any problems with any of them. I use dedicated circuits breakers and circuits for each of these units.
1613626
I have this and yes as long as you have the ability to do so externally of the unit. It only has one hook up so I have valves to balance the temp going into it.
710443
This was installed by my son at his house. I believe it came pre-charged with refrigerant. You'll either need professional installation or at least be reasonably familiar with these systems. I advise against trying it yourself without a reasonable level of "know-how".