For 1,800 g from this site http://www.spadepot.com/shop/Heater-...lete-C692.aspx its outdoors. i did the math a need around 3,400 WATTs. but i want more WATTs as its outdoor. am aiming for around 80F. lows here are around night time 55F for the winter the summer much more higher. Anyway i would LIKE 80F but high/mid70's are fine to.
Pond Heater?!?!?!? For 1,800 g?!?!?!
- Thread starter Zfishies
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If you do the math it will cost you $$$$$ to run.
I bought a 2K watt in-line heater for my outdoor pond but never installed it because I was not willing to pay the high electricity bill. Let me know if you want to buy my new heater. This is a TI heater not a cheap one and cost a lot more then the spa ones on the website you posted.
I bought a 2K watt in-line heater for my outdoor pond but never installed it because I was not willing to pay the high electricity bill. Let me know if you want to buy my new heater. This is a TI heater not a cheap one and cost a lot more then the spa ones on the website you posted.
How much you want it for hehe ,how many g its rated for?? But I also still want to know what heater off that site will work?
Zfishies;5004448; said:
I'm pretty sure none of the spa heaters will work because they are heating elements only. Without a thermostat you can't control temp. Also none of them comes with a plug which means you got some electrical work to do.
Oh buggers okay so whats the info on your awesome heating machine ?? Its ready to go and all that? Will It work my pond good?am ready to buy man!
I thought I read it wrong u said 2KW this is almost total over kill. I must have this now!!! Am just waiting for your offer man.
Are you paying the electric bill or mom and pops?
I ask because as a comparision, a 1032 watt Tsurumi pump will cost roughly $75/month to run. (based on 10 cents/kilowatt hours which is averaged throughout the US) Granted that is 24/7, but that heater will run be running all night during the fall and winter months.
I ask because as a comparision, a 1032 watt Tsurumi pump will cost roughly $75/month to run. (based on 10 cents/kilowatt hours which is averaged throughout the US) Granted that is 24/7, but that heater will run be running all night during the fall and winter months.
I chip in so my dad doesn't mind. $75 Is nothing compared to all the TVs and his little personal "car shop" (for one car that he loves and some how improves it)