Hygger Titanium Aquarium HeaterProducts
Hygger Titanium Aquarium Heater Features
- Fully submersible fish tank heater, IP68 100% Waterproof
- Auto shut off when over-heats and resets when it cools down.
- The heater will shut off when removed from the water
- Build-in external temp controller
- Easy to read LED digital number shows real time water temperature and set temperature.
- Indicator light let you know when the heater is on. It will be red when heating and green when the proper temperature has been reached
- Corrosion resistant, shatterproof titanium tube construct heats fast, nearly unbreakable
- For both saltwater and freshwater aquariums.
- ABS plastic protective sleeve prevents fish from being scald and is covered by sturdy plastic guard,
- Easy to set temperature without getting hands wet.
- Temperature can be precisely adjusted from 70 to 94°F, electronic thermostat accurate to +/- 2 degrees Fahrenheit differences
- It takes less than 3 minutes to heat 3.5 gallon water up 3℉
- 2 heating modes: Max heating, Eco heating, more energy saving than general high power heater
- Service life can last for 3 years or more
- 2 strong suction cups to easily install the heater on to the fish tank wall
- Can be placed horizontally or vertically
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power
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500 watt
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800 watt
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Fish Tank Size
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60-120 gal
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120-180 gal
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Heater Rod Length
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7.9 inch
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9.6 inch
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Voltage
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AC 110-120 V
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Cord Lengh
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5.5 ft + 5.5 ft
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Controller dimension
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5.7x3.2x1.1 inch
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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Error Code
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Cause by
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Quick Fix
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Er
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Heater rod is out of water
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Keep the heater rod submerged
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EH
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Water temp exceed 97°F
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Unplug the heater and waits for
2 hours to cool down, then restart
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Ec
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Communication failure
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Contact Seller
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E3
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Electric relay defective
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Contact Seller
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H1
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Temp probe is short circuit
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Contact Seller
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No Code
(The screen keeps blackout)
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the heater is interfered by electronic components
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Contact Seller
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Direction and Cautions
- Place heater rod underwater and fix it on the wall
- Plug in power and you can see LED digital number flashing 3 times and shows current water temperature, red indicator lights on
- Press set button to the desired temperature which will blinks 3 seconds and starts to heat the water
- Once it reach desired temperature, indicator light switch to green
- Make sure that the heater doesn’t touch sand or gravel on the tank bottom.
- To avoid the device overheating and insure its better performance, it’s better to put it close to the tank filter.
- Don’t plug in the aquarium heater if it’s not completely drown into the water.
- Unplug the heater first before water change
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