Do you prefer to have a water pump inside or outside a tank?

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by sphelps

I'm the opposite, internal to take advantage of the added heat

Originally Posted by Madmak

Red Deer is a pretty tropical place though so The Grizz might have heat issues there that we don't experience here in Calgary. Just sayin'....

My living room has in floor heat & a gas fireplace that the wife seems to always have on in the winter. Plus the heat that comes through the glass wall from the pool keeps the room very warm. My heaters don't run hardly at all, if anything my chiller runs more often.

[Otardifus]

Internal is better for my system and less power. I am running LED lighting and my heaters where almost always on but now that I changed to internal the heaters almost never come on.
In my system the internal pump was way more quiet with more flow and less power consumption than external pump was.

[globaldesigns]

Inside to add heat, but also if the pump has a problem, it is contained within the sump.

[lastlight]

Somewhere a reeflo employee is crying.

Crazy how trends change. Internal pumps have come a long way.

[ckmullin]

All great comments, ty.