How many degrees will this unit raise the water temp on one pass? If water is comine in at, say 60 degreess
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No single pass data. 85 gallon tank will stabilize on 1 to 2 increase in 24 hours.
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Not sure. I don't think there is a solid answer as it depends on your flow rate. I do not recommend this product. It's a great idea but it is very fragile. The heating element is glass. Mine randomly broke and drained half of my tank. I now use an in tank heater that I buried under the gravel
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Don't think so, the temperature of the water on the input side may determine the output temp. My water is around 55 degrees and i have seem temps close to 140 but thats the highest
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It can do 2.5-3.0 gallons per minute and add 60F to the temperature of the water. 70F source water becomes a 130F hot water (2.5-3 gallons/minute). If you run the water at higher flow rates you get lower temperature output.Back to the question above regarding a 3700 sq ft home. If you have 1 person living there it probably will work fine. if you have a family of 5 or 6 all getting up around the same time taking 3 showers and using hot water for the sinks it will likely fail miserably. You are completely out of luck if you arre trying to do a bath, or running laundry or dishes at a busy "shower" time. It can do 2.5-3.0 gallons per minute and add 60F to the temperature of the water. 70F source water becomes a 130F hot water (2.5-3 gallons/minute). If you run the water at higher flow rates you get lower temperature output.Back to the question above regarding a 3700 sq ft home. If you have 1 person living there it probably will work fine. if you have a family of 5 or 6 all getting up around the same time taking 3 showers and using hot water for the sinks it will likely fail miserably. You are completely out of luck if you arre trying to do a bath, or running laundry or dishes at... » Read More It can do 2.5-3.0 gallons per minute and add 60F to the temperature of the water. 70F source water becomes a 130F hot water (2.5-3 gallons/minute). If you run the water at higher flow rates you get lower temperature output.Back to the question above regarding a 3700 sq ft home. If you have 1 person living there it probably will work fine. if you have a family of 5 or 6 all getting up around the same time taking 3 showers and using hot water for the sinks it will likely fail miserably. You are completely out of luck if you arre trying to do a bath, or running laundry or dishes at a busy "shower" time. « Show Less
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I will add to this that my unit (and I believe they are all supposed to), stops heating when the water temp goes over 120 degrees. This is a safety feature to prevent damage to the unit and scalding to the user. That means you have to be attentive if you are recycling water in your source bucket, as you can quickly get the temperature too hot and the safety shut off kicks in. When that happens, you have to wait a few minutes for the unit to reset, which can be a bit frustrating. This is really just part of learning how to use the AquaCube. It's not fool proof, but hey, it works!
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The cold water is about 30 degrees in the front and the hot about 30 degrees in the back. I just measured it it's 2.5 inch you need to calculate.
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Yes, the water will vary. In peek conditions , that is 110 degrees, I will use 1 gal. of water per hour. So, you will have to fill the cooler every 4 hrs. For my conditions that will drop my temp 15 degrees.
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I replaced this with one that had the actual temperatures. My guess is that A would be 120 degrees - B would be 140 degrees & C - would be 160 degrees. Since I replaced this I tried temps below the A mark 120 degrees & I am currently running just a little higher then the A mark which would probably be about 125 degrees. When setting the Temps I believe you should also match the upper limit switch setting to your lower limit switch . My tank is a 40 gallon tank & like most electric hot water tanks there are 2 thermostats. Upper & Lower.Hope this answerers your Question! Ron
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This Hydrometer is accurate when the temperature of the liquid is 60 degrees F. / 15.5 C. It comes with a chart in the container to adjust for higher or lower liquid temperatures to allow for adjustment.
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The temperature is based more on the temperature of the water coming in than anything else . The unit I purchased was installed on a South American island with ambient water temps in the 80's so I get 1.2 gpm of water to hot to put your hands in , If you are in the northern parts of US or Canada where ambient water is 50 deg the flow rate is going to be greatly reduced checking the local water supply for average temp is recommented Hope this helps Ed P
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It depends on how warm you keep the room that the aquarium is on. If you keep the room temp at 75F, the water temp will be about 73 in the aquarium. Therefore if you only need the aquarium temp to be 78-80, that means it only has to raise the temp 5-7 degrees. You go by the room tempuature to determine how much wattage of heater you need. I personally use two on my 120gal to keep a more consistent temp throughout the tank because I have a cannister filter on both ends.
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It took mine 10 hours to reach 104F after filling it with hose. My water coming from hose was 74F so it went up about 3 degrees per hour. I live on the Gulf of Mexico in Southwest Florida.
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Our temp is also 45, it takes a little longer for it to come up to 180, about 2-3 minutes. We use it in the bar restaurant with no problem, also have one in shower room, just be sure to use free flow head or it will run cold.
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The operating temperature for that unit is 34-114 degrees. Anything more or less will affect the performance of the unit.
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I tested the water streaming from the unit with an instant read thermometer and it was 195 degrees. In the cup it is several degrees cooler.
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I have a 30 gallon tank and it maintains 64 degrees like a charm. I would guess that even lower temps are very achievable.
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I had some trouble when it was -20F. the heater that comes with the unit is adjustable. It gets very warm/ hot when you turn it all the way hot. The water still freezes over some on the top.
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temp probe is very accurate to a tenth degree. don't if it's unique to the unit but then You don't need another one.