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![]() It always seems when heaters die they stick on. Argh! Lucky you caught it though...buy a lottery ticket today!
I keep two heaters in case one messes up it will take a lot longer for the temperature to go up. |
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![]() My first ever tank crash was caused by a stuck heater
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![]() Am def getting a controller for my new set up I'm prett sold on the apex, all in all this will be my first controller and I can't wait it's actually one of next investments for my build
![]() I always keep Two heaters and powerheads on seperate breakers just in case of something bad happens like the fire I had a while back:0 it's a good thing I check my tank reguarly ![]() ![]() one of the main ideas for my new set up is I want it to be as auomated as possible with lots of fail safes ![]()
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![]() Agree on the controller. Only way to go ,IMO. Never mind just the failures, I find my Ebo heaters wander all over the place.
HOWEVER, and I say it like that for a reason. Be aware the controller probes can also be a problem and need changing before going out to lunch. Sheez, I wonder how I know that. ![]()
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