Can this coil be used in aquariums?
476962
Its intended use is in resevoirs, but if you have enough of them then yes. There isn't an exact ratio for Volume and Size that leads to how effective they are, so i cant tell you how many you would need. But in small closed-loop systems, one does the trick.
746105
If they live in an aquarium there's no reason it shouldn't work but unless it's pretty large tank (55 gal) full of water it's probably going to be too powerful. In that case you'd likely run into some problems with the height of the intake/discharge tubes as well. Also, you can adjust the flow rate using the discharge shut-off valve if it is too powerful but having to turn it down a lot will probably make it noisy and perhaps get easily clogged. There's a 250 gph version of this filter too that hangs on the back of the tank. http://www.amazon.com/Marineland-PC0250HSB-H-O-T-Magnum-55-Gallon/dp/B000260FVQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389730490&sr=8-1&keywords=marineland+magnum+250
1626107
Only the coil can be immersed in water! Do not get the control box wet it will smoke the Green Machine, if you want a water detector get the AT Gold by Garrett.
2246713
I have only used this kind, but I suspect you could as long as you get the right coil spacing.
957179
I use ours on our home water storage tanks. There's really nothing that could contaminate anything. It's just a hard plastic case and an extension cord. No different than most aquarium devices. If your using it for a aquarium topoff than I would not recommend it though as it has to rise / fall quite a bit to turn on/off. You can control that by how long the cord to the float is but I would say minimum of 3". My tanks drop about 18" before it turns on. There are many ato devices out there like the jbj auto top off that work excellent for fish tanks. It's what I use on my 280g. Hope that helps
698521
I'm more concerned about the thought of immersing live electrical components into a fuel vapor rich tank and then further into the fuel itself. I don't suggest anybody use this thing around flammable fluids and vapors. It's not made for that.
2147051
I was wondering about the same thing and found that the answer is No according to their webiste: "CAUTION: Avoid prolonged inhalation. Do not touch lit end of mosquito coil. Do not use indoors." Source: http://www.campingsurvival.com/mosrepcoil10.html
1848
Yes it is. I used mine in a 2 gallon acrylic tank for a Betta , and it worked fine. I recommend checking the heater periodically to make sure it's working properly.
355100
I personally would not know because I used it for freshwater fish, but i have this same biocube and it worked a heater just check the lenght of the heater
1595279
no it can't but this filter is not for small applications the smallest tank i would run it on is a 55 gallon
1189810
I didn't use it for an aquarium. Put it in canning jars and put candles on top of it.
709220
The coil is rated at 5V DC. I have not tried it yet, so I can not tell you whether it can tolerate 7.5 V.as for the contacts, they are rated 10 Amps 120-240 VAC, or 10 Amps 30VDC.You may want to check on the internet for your specific question.
488801
I don't know what you mean by coils. The container you put water in is stainless then steam is cooled by fan and drips to glass container. I haven't taken upper unit apart to know what is inside. The healing coils must be on bottom, outside stainless container.
1113106
I use it on an aquarium light and it works great. I would think it would be fine.
851807
Honestly, you can use this. It doesn't get that hot and I've had my on constantly for about 3 months and still running string for my chameleon tank. It should work fine if you want to just heat it a little bit.
131359
I just replaced an old one. I am not sure if you can just put one of these in any tank. Also I have 3 in my house and have replaced them fairly often.
2237805
No, as long as you don't put a betta in that tank. Bettas require still water or extremely light current and this one is way too powerful.