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Which uses more energy A heated 16 gallon 260 watt water tub or a floated tank deicer for a 100-150 gallon water trough?
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∙ 15y ago
We would need to know the wattage of the floated tank deicer to compare. But the difference is likely to depend on how well they are insulated. The tub would probably be easier to insulate (lag), the trough would be more open to the air and lose more heat.
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