TETRA HT 300 HEATER FOR AQUARIUMS

Tetra HT Heater Electronic is a fully electronic aquarium heater with high operational precision and accuracy.

The heater reliably maintains the correct water temperature in the range of 20°C to 32°C for aquariums of all sizes.

High precision and accurate operation electronic heater Easy temperature adjustment on the top of the heater from 20°C to 32°C

3-stage status LED for temperature control Integrated microprocessor for high reliability Safety features: additional safety shutdown,

Heat and shock resistant thick borosilicate glass tube and plastic cap to protect from shock 1.6m long power cord

for convenient positioning of the heater in the aquarium Secure attachment with the help of two self-adhesive suction cups 2 year warranty

Learn More Most of the popular tropical fish kept in aquariums, such as guppies, bettas, neon tetras and platies,

are used to the temperature of warm water. Tetra HT Heater Electronic is a fully electronic aquarium heater with high precision and operational accuracy.

The heater reliably maintains the correct water temperature in the range of 20°C to 32°C for aquariums of all sizes.

The 3-stage status LED provides easy and convenient temperature control for tropical aquariums,

while the integrated high-performance microprocessor ensures high reliability and durability. Furthermore,

Tetra HT Heater Electronic has several safety features: an additional safety switch-off,

a thick heat-resistant and shock-proof borosilicate glass tube and a plastic cap for shock protection ensure the safety of the product and,

ultimately, fish. A 1.6m power cord allows for convenient positioning of the heater

in the aquarium and two adhesive suction cups ensure that the heater is securely attached. The aquarium heater comes with a 2-year warranty.

The Tetra HT Heater Electronic is the perfect heater to reliably control and regulate the water temperature and to keep tropical fish warm,

because ideally the temperature in the aquarium should be between 24 and 26°C for most tropical fish.