Hi Hector, the ozone generator does not have an air pump inside of it, but the fileted has the ability to pull the ozone into the water when you attach it to it. So, you don't been an air pump if you do it this way. Hope this helps!

@bobbyrogers2851 Hi, Bobby! I'm so glad it turned out well! I would highly recommend getting a UV light. I tried using just the ozone initially but found that it works amazingly together. I was getting foggy water at first, but with both UV and Ozone together, my water stays clear for months. I provided the link for the one I have been using for several months below. My only recommendation is to keep the water at 40 or above. The UV lights seemed to burn out easier when it was too cold (probably too drastic of a temperature chat when they kicked on). Hope this helps! amzn.to/4eGLQhj

@@JoeLewis14 thanks for the feedback. So you recommend running the UV filter (via the link you posted) in addition to the Weipro aquarium filter, or, replace the Weipro aquarium filter with the UV filter? Right now I have the ozone generator air hose connected to the Weipro tank filter. So if I’m removing/replacing that with the UV filter, I’d just connect my ozone generator to the UV filter instead? Sorry for all the questions just wanna get it right. Thanks again!

@bobbyrogers2851 Hi Bobby, not a problem. Maybe it is overkill, but I am running everything shown in the video, in addition to the UV filter. The sponge in the UV filter isn't terribly fine, and I think it would be difficult to modify with additional filtering. That is why I am still using the Weipro 4 stage filter as well. The long and short is I would keep the original set and add the UV filter in conjuction. I still have the UV light and filter (two separate plugs) plugged into in mechanical timer, so it runs for 15 minutes every couple of hours. The pump and UV light start and stop at the same time. So, it is not continuously on anyway. Hope this helps!

@bobbyrogers2851 Also, not sure if you have Instagram, but feel free to reach our on there if you need more details. I can send video clips of my setup of you would like. My Instagram info is in the description.

Hi patb74, you can reach out to me on my Instagram or Facebook page. They are located in the description.

Hi, I use a water pump. The one I use is located in the description.

@bobbyrogers2851 You are definitely okay to use a GFI outlet. They mostly don't want you to use this in case it trips and could spoil your food. Obviously, we are not storing food here. Just be sure you don't have too many things plugged into this circuit, and you will be good. In regards to the extension cord, just be sure it isn't too long and can handle the amperage. The longer the cable, the more resistance, and higher likelyhood the cable will overheat and potentially burn. As long as it is a heavy-duty extension cord, you should be alright.

You are welcome!

Thanks! I use a water pump. The exact one I use is linked in the description.

Thanks, Justin! You can absolutely drill into your Frigidaire no problem. Do you have Instagram? If so, message me on there, and I will shoot you measurements of the exact position where I drilled my hole.

Very interesting idea. I would love to see something like that!

Nearly three years in, and no problems :)

Thanks, Jake! I'm excited for your project. Good luck!

Thanks, Bradley!

Thanks Weston! I shoot for 3 days, but you will probably be okay with 48 hours. Once filled and turned on, I would say it takes about 24 to 36 hours to completely cool the water to your desired temperature.

@andrewwickham9636 Thanks, Andrew! I appreciate the compliment, and I am very happy you found it so helpful!

Hi Kev, the Pond Shield doesn't really make a measurable difference in cooling.

I think an overhang or cover is the best option. One of my buddies uses a tarp to cover it, pulls it off when he uses it, then covers it again. I advise against leaving it out in the elements, but this is probably a good option if you choose to go this route.

Hi Bobby, both are probably not needed. When I made this video, I had not come across the UV filter combo. So if money is tight, I think you can consolidate here. However, I would always have more filtration than not. It reduces maintenance frequency and ensures water purity for longer. But to you point, it is probably not a must. Hope this helps!

I wish I could help here :/

Thanks, kqualamaster!

Thanks Jeff :)

@cardmeister I leave my filter continuously running, and the ozone generator continuously running (on the lowest setting) as well.

​@@JoeLewis14you rock. Thank you

@@cardmeister Thanks, cardmeister 😀

If the freezer is powered on, then the Ink Bird is telling your freezer to cool. How long has it been?

@@JoeLewis14 was 8 powers maybe more

@@cooper7725 8 hours?

@JoeLewis14 yes,.

@@cooper7725 Your temperature has not gone down at all? Does the chest freezer exterior feel warm?

Thanks rombolokan, I appreciate it! I use a water pump (link: amzn.to/4eRVNJq). It takes about 5 minutes to empty the whole thing, but there is nothing wrong with doing the good old fashion bucket, either. Hope this helps!

Sure do! Thank you for the quick response

Thank you!! 😊