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My concern is heat. It's not uncommon to be in the high 90,s with overnight in the 80,s . If a piston pump gets hot naturally in house how will it do if it's room is already 100 degrees?

Has anyone ever tested for this? Is there  research ? 

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When linear piston air pumps are used for septic systems they're often outside in plastic boxes with screens to let fresh air in. I would assume a plastic box sitting outside in full sun with an operating pump inside would get well over 100 degrees on a regular basis. 

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Cory did a fish room tour of 'Wild fish tanks' a few years ago, where he has his entire fish room in a Florida garage.  There might be some mention of how he manages heat.  Maybe running a fan pointed at the pump would help?

Edit: The fish room tour is called "Check out the lighting in this fish room." It looks like he has insulated panels added to his garage door.

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