How tall is this heater or what is the max water level?
1170326
the heater is about ( 9 inches I put in abucket of water 5 gal use for wet saw
1170327
I have model 2150ss and the bottom of the black handle is the recommended water level. The handle is 4-3/4" above the bottom of the base
1170328
This one stands about 8" tall. The water level needs to be anywhere from 1.5" to 4" I'd say.
1170329
you can heat up a 10 qt bucket of water and still have enough clearance for another qt and it really heat water up very quickly and it is extremely hot. It will boil 10 qts if you leave it in long enough.
1170330
On mine it is just under 5" to bottom of the "handle"(black part that shoudn't be submersed) I'd say max water depth is 4.75 inches.
2206163
james, about 4/1/4"-4/1/2" from wall to front of heater. also be aware there is no high-low adjustment,just on/off. good heater but very basic.
1448318
Mine has been submersed in my 55 gallon tank for almost a year. The water level comes just above the dial and onto the cord. I have not had any issues with it heating and my thermometer and heater settings are dead on. I would buy it again. 300 watt version for my 55.
49480
most of what I've read online says 7" water level. That level is working well for me.
68296
The seating area is not any taller than a regular seat..The area at the back where the water heater is located is about 7" tall.
1764074
Turned up on high about 14-16". It can be adjusted down. I use this a lot and get about 12 hours on a propane tank on high. Takes about 1/2 hr to put together. Thinking of buying a 2nd one as I have a large patio.
745047
Hydor 75w Hydrokable Substrate Heater, 25' - for Aquariums 32-53 gal. It says 25' and that sounds about right.
661787
12 cm or 4 3/4" if vertical. There is a clear minimum-depth reference on the heater just below the control section. The reference in the instructions I take to mean that the control section does not need to be immersed.
2125498
I would say about three feet. This is a terrific heater. It heats up my small bathroom in fifteen minutes.
1864869
I got out the measuring tape! 73 inches! Love this heater for my betta! He's a happy guy
1632890
This heater kept my 2.5 gallon tank in the low-mid 80's. Way too warm. I ended up replacing it with the Hydor 25W heater because it has a dial to set the temperature. It's much more reliable. Though this one is 3.75" and the Hydor is 6.5" long.
110402
About two feet. Enough to place the heater in the middle(under) of a Queen sized free-flow waterbed and have enough cord for control to rest on the floor outside of bed. Screws come with it if you'd prefer to mount it to the bed or the wall (we didn't)
1971261
Yes about 2.5 inches high.I have not had much water in it.It does not hold a lot of water with the room that the washer takes up.Never would rely on the 8-10 gallon water answer.
1182353
At full extension, it stands 3'9" tall, and at lowest, it is 3'3". You can set it to anywhere in between, fully adjustable using the lockable shaft (twisting to tighten). I can not say enough how much I love this heater - Instead of heating the whole house, I can just heat one room, and it heats FAST. It oscillates if you want, and does so very quietly, and evenly. I love the remote so I don;t even have to get up to change the temp or on/off.
727688
Its 11 inches. Its a great heater. My turtle loves it. Hope this helps you. :0)
1121436
It's roughly 4-1/8 inches tall. I don't think you will have heating issues, my unit doesn't get very warm at all. The unit has several ventilation ports as well. Hope this helps.
2247674
We are up at about 6300 ft above sea level, and even so I can get the output temp up to 120 degrees, but be aware the flow is limited to 3.5 gpm, so I'm now sorry I did not get the next size up, but it works fine!