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800 Watt Titanium Heater, Jalli

Product #HE-JL2HC-800

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Description: 800 watt titanium heater, submersible, the titanium tubing can resist corrosion caused by saltwater or PH fluctuation of water and will not crack due to impact or high temperature.
Brand: Jalli

Product Information

Product Description:

Jalli 800 watt titanium heater, submersible only.

Requires external controller HE-JL2JT-CTRL.

The Jalli Titanium Heater uses titanium tubing for fast heat conduction. The titanium tubing can resist corrosion caused by saltwater or PH fluctuation of water and will not crack due to impact or high temperature. The heater has a built in temperature sensing switch so that in the event of accidental exposure to air while the heater is in the heating process, the temperature sensing switch will automatically cut off the power.

Dimensions, 16 inches in length and 1 inch in diameter with approximately a 10 inch long heating element and a six foot long power cord for connecting to the a controller.

Recommended for aquariums up to 400 gallons.

Shipment Dimensions:

Weight: 1.35 lb
Height: 17 in
Width: 3 in
Depth: 3 in

Product Shipping: Usually ships same day

Product # HE-JL2HC-800

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2009-02-05 12:45:28.000 - Review by Anonymous
The heating element itself works great, I have mine connected to an Aqua Controller Jr. It's been running for over a year with no problems.
2008-10-12 22:02:27.000 - Review by Anonymous
Pass these by...they DO NOT LAST! I purchased two of these with controllers. The first 800 watt heater tube died in under 6 months. Custom Aquatic was wonderful and replaced it for me. Well, now it's been a little over a year, and since then, one JT1000 controller failed completely...losing two fish as the tank ended up 72 degrees. Now the second one is failing...won't turn on unless you turn it to full temperature extreme. The fuses appear fine...it's the product that's cheap and faulty. So....that makes it three of 4 parts failing in a year's time. As I said, pass these by...just not worth it!