Water Chillers

Prevent Root Problems

Warm water temperatures in hydroponics can lead to bacterial growth, causing root rot and all sorts of problems. Still, the benefits of cold water are not just avoiding bacteria. It can also hold more oxygen, leading to faster, more vigorous root growth and using fewer nutrients, as the cold water makes them more available to your plants.

Choose the Right Size

Most water chillers require a comparable pump to function and are rated based on the size of your reservoir. A 1/10 HP chiller typically works up to 40 gallons, while a 1/2 HP effectively cools 50–250 gallons.

Add Reliable Cooling

This product is a great addition to hydroponic setups and is designed for various applications. Some options are easy to install and run hour after hour, even in high-demand environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a water chiller do in a hydroponic system?

A water chiller cools the nutrient solution, helping maintain ideal root temperatures for healthy plant growth.

What's the difference between an inline water chiller and a regular one?

An inline water chiller cools water as it flows through tubing without storing it. Compared to traditional chillers, it's more energy-efficient and saves space.

Is it hard to install an inline water chiller?

Not at all. Connect the product between your pump and reservoir using tubing, and ensure the flow direction matches the unit’s arrows.