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Originally Posted by lastlight
Continue praying yesterday's top temp of 82F is not exceeded before summer comes and we hopefully get central AC!
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These things get really hot, even the ones with just the CF bulbs. By the end of May my NC12 (which had CF bulbs) was reaching just past 82F, so I had to retire it.
I would recommend that you keep your eyes open for a chiller or that you move the tank to your basement.
The NC24 I'm working on is upstairs in our house, has DIY leds . . . and I know the chiller will be required some time in the spring for sure. I'll "T" off the return pump and carve out spots in the back of the hood for the tubes to pass through.
These are great little tanks . . . but the temperature issues are pronounced.