Reply With QuoteHow many pieces are you getting? Are there any other titanium radiator model available?
Found there is a titanium radiator sell at US$3*.00/pcs but need minimum quantity of 10pcs. The size is 200x70x50mm with in/out. Was thinking to add 2 x 80mm low noise fan with low watt pump (3~4w) to maintain water temperature at 26°C. Don't think it can bring down the temperature without help but if it could maintain 26°C, it will be good enough.
Any bro out there had tried before I throw my money into sea.
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How many pieces are you getting? Are there any other titanium radiator model available?
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3 dollars a piece??? i wants 10 please.
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Need to get 10pcs minimum but I intend to have 2 only in loop to delay further the water before get back to aquarium.
It was US$3* and it was a figure there. Not nice to put the complete $$.
Erm, how many percent titanium?
You intend to soak in aquarium?? Or how you plan to have it chill the water?
Last edited by avex30; 16th Feb 2013 at 18:43.
The water loop would be titanium and fin is aluminium. Didn't have detail and have to email them for more information.
The radiator would external where the water will transfer by a small pump pass thru the radiator with support of fan to cool the water before it reach back to aquarium.
hmmm aluminium may break down easily if the ph of your tank water is low. it may harm the fauna and flora in your tank.
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Understand aluminium or copper is toxic to fish that is why sourcing for titanium. The aluminium is on the fin only where the water loop will be titanium.
hmmm. that case i still prefer to use my marine grade Stainless steel pipes. more economy and safer.
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Wanted to share how you use ss pipes to be a cooling device with fan? Don't mind to change if it's work to bring down my aquarium temperature to 26 deg C.
i connect my ss pipe with a chiller. its 3 "U" in series. you can go to my thread to find out more.
thread name ' just another shrimp tank '
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Check your thread and pretty detail i would say however the idea is without chiller. Is good to have chiller but wanted to try to find a way to keep electricity cost low else no choice.
using chiller the right way can cut down on bill cost too.full rack setup is like 1 dollar a day.
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if the idea is to use fans to blow at the fins to cool the aquarium water, then this idea will not work.
the ambient air temperature is not low enough to provide the cooling needed.
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In this case, likely to explore other method like fan blow directly to aquarium with support of auto water top up (Lazy to add water daily
Where to get the radiator? what is the size of the tube?
The radiator get from China and haven't consult the supplier but based on photo should able to diy the hoses.
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