Water Chiller

[Kunal]

Small Water Chiller (http://www.hughes-water-coolers.co.uk/html/ers_1.html)

Is there a way a water chiller could be used to kool the water? I know these things arn't made for countinuous use, just thought it'd be interesting. Suppose the main problem even if you got it to work would be condensation.

Also -
Water Refridgeration Units (DGB) (http://www.dgb-refrigeration.co.uk/products.htm)
Bit more extreme (http://www.mueller-cooling.co.uk/pages/refrig2.html)
And Finally (http://www.totalprocesscooling.co.uk/products.html)

:D

[Tiger]

The first Hughes unit looks pretty good. Bear in mind that the system is designed to chill to around 3-4C and therefore you are not going to get sub-zero chilling and you probably stablise around 13-14C. Enough to warrant taking a light covering of closed foam to prevent condensation. You could probably get away with a covering in a layer of mouse mat material.

[EclipseJP]

How much does that little huges water chiller cost? That looks like something I would buy.

[ol' man]

I don't know. I am chilling my water to around -10~-20 deg. C and this is what I hit for top hurtz before it puked. I used a fridge though and put the evaporator in the coolant.