Stupid question about heaters

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Are they completely submersible? Primarily referring to the Jagrs and the BRS titaniums.
The reason I ask is that most heaters are pretty long, but the depth of most sumps are relatively shallow.
 
Yes, they should be fully submersible. I orient mine horizontally in the sump so depth isn't an issue.
 
Eheim Jagger heaters are safe fully submersible.
I have 2 in my sump and one in my mixing station that are continuously under water.
 
Are they completely submersible? Primarily referring to the Jagrs and the BRS titaniums.
The reason I ask is that most heaters are pretty long, but the depth of most sumps are relatively shallow.
Jagrs are.
There is a min. water level on mine.
Or at least mine which are out of service.
Is that an issue?
Don’t know, always kept the dial out of the water.
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definitely need to check the box or the manufacturer website.
Titanium heaters are submersible. According to this link, the jagr are submersible.

You just need to make sure the internal thermostat on the heater is submerged, otherwise it will be reading the air temp,and could cause issues if it's trying to heat 24/7, depending on the size of heater vs tank size.

https://www.saltwateraquarium.com/e...g34WmgBz7Nf_xXrQ_Z4cLBr-DtUhnZ1BoCaTkQAvD_BwE
 
How are the BRS titanium heaters? I bought a bunch of stuff and they included a 600w one.
I have read good things about them, just need a reliable controller. I know InkBird comes up a lot for controllers. https://amzn.to/3MOe29j
 
How are the BRS titanium heaters? I bought a bunch of stuff and they included a 600w one.
As good as any IMM, but must be on a controller for safety.
Some of the newer digital heaters have multiple safety’s built in.
Combine that with a controller and never fry your friends.
I use the 306 dual probe wifi as it alerts my phone about problems and keeps daily charts with new temps every 15 minutes.
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I think I have a Fluval heater, but I threw it in the filter sock area of my tank, and it stayed submerged in the water. Never had any issues with it
 
I just installed my ahem 300 watt heater and I read the instructions

And it states that there heaters are to be vertical.
 

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