Can I keep the water chiller outdoors?Updated 8 months ago

Yes, you can keep the water chiller outdoors, but follow these guidelines:

Covering: While the chiller is waterproof, using a cover protects it from harsh weather and extends its lifespan. Don’t cover it while running—leave at least 15 inches of space for airflow.

Electrical Safety: Always use a GFCI outlet and a 10-gauge 3-pin grounded extension cord. During severe weather, like lightning or storms, bring the chiller indoors for safety.

Freezing Temperatures: To prevent damage, keep the chiller running in freezing conditions. If you need to turn it off, drain the water by disconnecting the hoses and store it indoors.

Remember, the chiller is designed for warm conditions to keep your water cold. In freezing weather, your water will stay cold naturally without the chiller.