Water Chiller Commercial Grade Suitable for use with reservoirs, hydroponic systems and aquariums. Features a commercial-grade titanium heat exchanger for optimum performance and corrosion resistance. High-quality Japanese compressor is extremely efficient and reliable. Heavy-duty galvanized steel housing with a durable powder-coated finish. Digital LCD display allows for easy operation. Remote temperature controller with a 30 ft cord allows user to monitor and adjust chiller settings when the unit is installed in a remote location. Auto restart and temperature memory in the event of a power failure. Uses environmentally friendly R410A refrigerant. Comes with 2 fittings to allow chiller to be plumbed with 1 in hard PVC pipe or 1 in flexible tubing.

Features

• Panasonic or Toshiba compressor with excellent durability and low noise.
  Extremely energy efficient.
• Finned condenser produced in the U.S.
• Aluminum radiator made with the aluminum imported from Japan that is coated with anti-
  corrosive paint.
• High-quality and anti-corrosive industrial heat exchanger made of pure titanium, which is
  suitable for fresh and marine water, and acid and alkaline solution.

 How Does Water Temperature Affect Plant Growth?

Although there is a well-established relationship between water temperature and plant growth, the science of temperature regulation to achieve the best possible conditions for plant growth is not exact. The temperatures necessary for optimal development vary between plant species.

For example, while some plants such as onions and cucumbers tend to thrive at higher temperatures, others like lettuce require lower temperatures.

Is There an Ideal Hydroponic Water Temp?

Nutrient solution temperature influences several important variables, foremost of which are oxygen solubility and plant metabolic processes. With rising temperatures, the rate of metabolic reactions occurring in the plants will increase. Conversely, levels of available oxygen will start to decline as respiration rates due to the elevated plant metabolism will use up available stores faster than they are replenished.

Consequently, determining the ideal water temperature for hydroponics is dependent on reaching a compromise between plant oxygen usage and metabolism. In most cases, however, commercially cultivated plants will thrive in temperatures ranging from 59-86°F.

Final Thoughts On Hydroponic Water Temperature

In summary, you may need to raise or lower the temperature in your reservoir to maintain a healthy hydro system.

If you don't, you'll be far more susceptible to issues such as mold, mildew, stagnant growth, dismal yields, or worse.

Here at Hydrobuilder, we have the best selection of water chillers and water heaters to dial in your reservoir. If you are struggling to find the right one, go ahead and reach out to us! We'll help you out.