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Old 09-03-2022, 23:55   #1
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I wonder do the old controller boxes consume more than the new all plastic ones ?
I have 2 identical setups both with the same evaporator plates and the same insulation . One went faulty a few years ago and changed the controller for the new Secop model without the heatsink. One runs at @4.5A the older one 5.5A Is this a known issue ? Both systems are working fine just wondering.
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