Aquatop Submersible Glass Aquarium Heater

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Glass aquarium heater is perfect for freshwater or marine aquariums.
Easy temperature adjustments with the simple turn of a knob.
At-a-glance temperature monitoring with highly-visible temperature display.
Fully-submersible design is easy to install with included suction cups and slim profile.
Double insulation glass design with over-wind protection makes it ideal for everyday use.

Keep your aquarium at just the right temperature with the Aquatop Submersible Glass Aquarium Heater. Made of high-quality insulated glass, it’s the easy way to maintain the temperature your freshwater or marine aquariums need to keep your plants and critters healthy. The analog design makes it simple to use with just the turn of a knob to adjust the temperature to your needs, and it features a highly visible temperature setting to make monitoring the temperature easy, with no guesswork. Plus, it’s easy to set up with included suction cups, and is available from 50 to 300-watts for tanks of various sizes.

Specifications

Item Number	141736
Dimensions	1.25 x 1.25 x 8.5 inches
Aquarium Type	Freshwater, Saltwater
Fish Type	Tropical Freshwater, Marine Fish
Material	Glass

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 a 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 on 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.