Chiller for Small Tanks

So this will be my third summer with my tank, I am honestly sick of keeping my house shut to keep my tank happy "temp wise". I have used fans and they do a good job until I need to replace my ATO tank every other day.

I want to get a chiller in a reasonable price range, I currently have a Biocube 29 w/sump (22g total)

I was looking at this because I found one new for 307 shipped.
1/15hp Current USA Prime Chiller w/ Dual Stage Thermostat

Is there anything else in this price range that would be better?

(Note, graphs are live)
Current Temp - As you can see, I already have spikes of 80.1 & my fans turn on. My A/C was set to 72!


Last 7 Days - Slowly the temp is rising.

 

I also can get this for 326 shipped.

AquaEuroUSA Max Chill Aquarium Chiller

Anyone have thoughts? Will these keep up with 22g?

 

Remember, you get what you pay for.

 

Smart move getting the chiller, for sure.

We have several of the Current 1/15 hp and 1/10 hp, and they've been really great chillers for many years, we also have a 1/4 hp Current.

I've never used the Aqua-Euro, however, I do know that Current no longer carries their chiller line (I called them and asked as I'm in the market for a large chiller ATM), so if you ever need parts or repair, that could be an issue.

 

The Aqua-Euro gets great reviews.

If you anything close to that for 336 & free shipping let me know.

 

Easiest and cheapest would be if you were able to run a DI line to your stand into your ATO container with a float valve. Then just keep using the fan. This is what I do for 2 of my tanks and it works out great. You only need a very small container (but a large would work as well) and never have to worry about filling up the container.

 

That would be a good idea for fall/spring. But my apartment gets up to 82-84 in summer with the windows open. My A/C is set to 70 on those days my my electric bill hits 200 a month for a 1 bedroom apartment build in 97

 

All I have to do is find a 1/2 hp or 1 hp chiller for $336...:

 

I don't have AC in the rooms for the tanks I just described. Using a fan per tank, I had no problem keeping them below 80 all summer, even when it was triple digits out!

 

Ha, they are pricy.

I'm looking at 1/13hp for my applications . That should keep up with 22 gallons