Discontinued by Bulk Reef Supply
$219.99
The Bulk Reef Supply Titanium Aquarium Heater System is a complete temperature control system that includes a virtually unbreakable titanium heating element paired with an Inkbird ITC-306a Wi-Fi Aquarium Temperaturere Controller which sets new standards in safety and reliability. The heater controller includes two large LCD displays for an instant readout of your tank's temp, and features an App that can push Wi-Fi notifications should anything be amiss. The controller also features dual power relays and dual temperature probes to prevent failures. The outlet dongle has two outlets, allowing for control of two heating elements, which can create another level of redundancy in your system.
Features
- Precise Digital Readout
- Dual Heater Control
- Easy to Calibrate
- Robust Titanium Heating Element
- Fully Submersible Elements
- Simple Suction Cup Mounting System
- 3-Year Heater Element Warranty
- Dual power relays ensure reliable function
- Dual temp probes for redundant temp verification
- App notifications
- Plug & Play
| Heater Wattage | Power Consumption | Heating Elements | Length/Diameter | Suggested Tank Size | Power Cord Length |
| 100W | 0.83A @ 120VAC | One | 10.25" / 1" | up to 40 Gallons | 72" |
| 200W | 1.6A @ 120VAC | One | 10.25" / 1" | up to 75 Gallons | 72" |
| 300W | 2.5A @ 120VAC | One | 10.25" / 1" | up to 100 Gallons | 72" |
| 600W | 5A @ 120VAC | One | 14.0" / 1" | up to 200 Gallons | 72" |
| 1200W (2x 600W) | 10A @ 120VAC | Two | 14.0" / 1" (each) | up to 350 Gallons | 72" |
Why Titanium?
Compared to glass heaters, titanium heaters are virtually unbreakable and will never shatter in your aquarium and can conduct heat through the body much quicker, ultimately making them more efficient. In most cases when a glass heater fails, the failure-prone seals will go bad allowing water into the heater body and can start to corrode the contents inside the heater causing water contamination and possible electric shock, or the body will just shatter leaving glass particles throughout your aquarium. Titanium heating elements take both of those risks and virtually eliminate them by having a shatterproof body along with welded end caps for a life-time of operation.
Controller Specifications
- Control Range: 68°F - 95°F
- Display Resolution: 1°F
- Input Power: 120VAC @ 60Hz
- Max Output Power: 10 amps @ 120VAC
- Outlet Dongle Length: 12"
- Power Cord Length: 60"
- Temp Probe Length: 6.56 ft (2m)
- Warranty: 1 Year
What's Included?
- 1x Inkbird ITC-306a Wi-Fi Aquarium Temperature Controller
- 2x BRS 600w Titanium Aquarium Heater Elements
- 2x BRS Heater Suction Cup Mounting Kits
- 1-Year Heater Controller Warranty
- 3-Year Heater Element Warranty
BRS Titanium Aquarium Heater Element Instructions
| Dimensions | 14" Length |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 1" |
| Included Mounting | Suction Cup |
| WiFi | Yes |
| Power Consumption | 600 watts each, 1200 watts total |
| Controller Type | Heating Only or Cooling Only (Single Stage) |
| Temperature Range | 68°F - 95°F |
| Power Cord Length | 6 Feet |
| Warranty | 1 Year (controller), 3 Year (heating element) |
| Additional Notes | Includes two heating elements |
| Temperature Control | Controller (Included) |
| Alarms | Audible, Visual, Mobile Alert |
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Product Questions
is it ok to run just one of the 600w heaters instead of both
Question by: stephen shultz on Dec 22, 2022, 7:11 PM
Yes you can, this would not cause any issues
Answer by: William Reed (BRS Staff) on Dec 30, 2022, 1:07 PM
Can this controller have its power cycled constantly.. For example, i want to make this controller the back up to my apex. Will it keep its settings
Question by: Keith on Dec 20, 2022, 1:00 PM
Yes, this controller keeps its settings if power is lost.
Answer by: William Reed (BRS Staff) on Dec 30, 2022, 12:00 PM
The 1200 watt system...
Is the total amperage draw 10 per heater or 10 total for both running at max?
Is the total amperage draw 10 per heater or 10 total for both running at max?
Question by: Marc on Feb 24, 2022, 3:28 PM
Hey Marc, thanks for the question! This would be 10A total, 5A per heater.
Answer by: James Johnson (BRS Staff) on Mar 8, 2022, 4:06 PM
Hey Marc, thanks for the question! This would be 10A total, 5A per heater
Answer by: James Johnson (BRS Staff) on Mar 8, 2022, 4:07 PM
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