Aquatop Nano Aquarium Thermostat Heater, 15-watt

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Fully submersible plastic aquarium heater keeps water at a pre-set temperature of 77 degrees Fahrenheit.
Perfect for small aquariums up to 4 gallons, for both freshwater and marine environments.
Automatic shutdown feature means it won’t heat the water to more than the target temperature.
Built of highly durable reinforced plastic so it’s great for anytime use.
Easy to install with slim profile and included suction cups, and has a 15-watt capacity.

Help keep your aquarium at just the right temperature with the Aquatop Nano Aquarium Heater with Thermostat. Perfect for small aquariums up to four gallons, it has a built-in precise electronic thermostat that’s pre-set to keep the water temperature at 77 degrees Fahrenheit. Once the water is warmed up to the target temperature, the heater shuts down automatically so it’s perfect to keep your plants, fish and invertebrates thriving. Plus, it’s easy to set up with included suction cups and slim profile design.

Specifications

Item Number	141744
Dimensions	1 x 0.75 x 5.25 inches
Aquarium Type	Freshwater, Saltwater
Fish Type	Tropical Freshwater, Marine Fish
Material	Plastic

Check heater for any signs of damage before use.
Attach suction cups to the heater at the upper half of glass heating unit.
Mount heater vertically inside aquarium using suction cups. Choose a location with good water flow. Make sure that the water line is not lower than the bottom of the temperature setting display as this will expose the heating element to air and can cause the heater to fail.
Wait at least 15 minutes before plugging in your heater. This allows the heating unit to adjust to the current temperature of the aquarium water.
Create a drip loop. Then plug the heater into an electrical outlet.
To set heater temperature, use the temperature control knob located on top of the glass heater. Most tropical fish prefer temperatures around 76-82 degrees Fahrenheit.
When the light is on, this indicates that heater is on and heating the water.
When light is off, the temperature (heater) has reached the desired degrees (temperature) setting.