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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: heat for Jeffco
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Posted for "craig blitzer" <CBLITZER@triad.rr.com>:

Marv,
Are you saying 40 watts 24/7 is okay?
How big of a cabinet - just to surround pump?
and then stick bulb in there?
thanks
Craig


[40w should do the job, may even be overkill if the garage is already heated 
to 65F or so.  You just want the interior of the cabinet (and its contents) to 
remain at about 80F.  The cabinet should be large enough to comfortably house 
the pump and let you use it without having to take it out.  A 2 foot cube 
would be plenty.  To install the light just use one of those octagonal boxes 
and a ceramic incandescent fixture.  Put a wall thermometer inside to monitor 
the temps... adjust bulb wattage until you achieve your desired result.  

       <Marv>                    ]