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How many hours of the day or night should i run my system or should i run it 24/7? What about the winter time we dont very cold for very long down here.
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Wickedinhere,
The first day should be no longer than 15min. Double your time each day until you reach 6 hours contin. use. After that, 24/7. Example:
Day 1 = 15 Min.
Day 2 = 30 Min.
Day 3 = 1 Hr.
Day 4 = 2 Hr.
Day 5 = 4 Hr.
Day 6 = 5 Hr.
Day 7 = 6 Hr.
Day 8 = 24 Hrs/Day
This is the safest way to start a new system and re-start a system that has been off for the winter.
In your case, unless you have a O2 meter to monitor the levels and temperature, I would leave the system on. You don't ice over that I know of down there.
Have you got a clearing in the rain to be able to install the system yet? If so, any photos?
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Thanks, no we dont ice over down here. I got my system installed this weekend i will post some more pics when we dry out we got about 1.5" of rain
today.
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