A Reliable Long-Term Heating Element!
We have been on the hunt for a reliable heating element that solves a lot of the issues we currently have with other heaters in the hobby. We have always had issues with heaters that have built-in controllers and segregating the controller out from the heater allows it to do a single job, keep your tank warm. Each heater is fully submersible and lets you place the heater right where you need it without any compromises.
- Shatterproof
- Fully Submersible
- Includes Suction Cup Mounts
- Corrosion Resistant Titanium Body
- 6-Foot Power Cord
- 3-Year BRS Warranty
Four Sizes Available:
- 100W - up to 40 Gallon Aquariums
- 200W - up to 75 Gallon Aquariums
- 300W - up to 100 Gallon Aquariums
- 600W - up to 200 Gallon Aquariums
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 eliminate them by having a shatterproof body along with welded end caps for a life-time of operation.
How to Control the Temperature?
A heater is only as good as the controller telling it when to turn on and off. The BRS Titanium Heater Elements require a temperature controller to monitor your tank's temperature, and power the heaters on and off as needed. We really like to use the Ink Bird WiFi Aquarium Heater Controller to create a stand-alone heater management system, but works great with full-blown aquarium controllers like the Neptune Systems Apex Controller.
| Heater Wattage | Power Consumption | Length/Diameter | Suggested Tank Size | Power Cord Length |
| 100W | 0.83A @ 120VAC | 10.25" / 1" | up to 40 Gallons | 72" |
| 200W | 1.6A @ 120VAC | 10.25" / 1" | up to 75 Gallons | 72" |
| 300W | 2.5A @ 120VAC | 10.25" / 1" | up to 100 Gallons | 72" |
| 600W | 5A @ 120VAC | 14.0" / 1" | up to 200 Gallons | 72" |
What's Included?
1x Bulk Reef Supply Titanium Heater Element
1x BRS Heater Suction Cup Mounting Kit
3-Year Warranty
Note - This is only the heating element and does require a controller to operate.
| Manuals | BRS Titanium Aquarium Heater Element Manual |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 1" |
| Included Mounting | Suction Cup |
| WiFi | No |
| Power Cord Length | 6 Feet |
| Warranty | 3 Years |
| Additional Notes | *Requires a controller (not included) to operate |
| Temperature Control | Controller (Separate) |
Product Questions
Thank you for reaching out to us. Yes, you can use it in the section and it will not harm the Chaeto.
Please let me know if you need anything further and take care!
Will it work with 240 volt current i have bayte controller to use it with the heater
Maintaining good flow over the heaters will also ensure there is no localized heat buildup. Provided the sump chamber housing the heaters does not run dry and the heating elements do not contact the sump directly they are 100% safe for use in an acrylic sump.
I hope this helps!
Happy Reefing
Two of our 300 watt heating elements should be able to maintain your systems temperature provided the ambient temperature isn't outside of normal room temperature range. If you need much more than a 10 degree increase you may find your heaters are on all the time in which case you may want to add an additional heater or a larger heating element on a seasonal basis.
With the 300 watt elements, provided you can catch a failed heater within a reasonable amount of time, you should be able to take corrective action before the tank temp drops too low or gets too high. Having a stand-alone thermostat capable of alerting you to a significant drop/increase in temperature (i.e. an Apex) is ideal.
I hope this helps!
Happy Reefing
We are hoping to get a shipment in this week!
Take care
It is intended to be used for short periods of time to keep an aquarium at a specific temp. Outside of that use I would not be able to recommend.
Take care
Yes, you can use these elements with Ink Bird controllers :)
Definitely interested in your new heaters. But....
I currently have an 8" long heater which just manages to fit in the return of my HOB skimmer.
I see that your 100 watt heater is 2.5" longer.
My first question is; does the heater have to be submerged?
If not, how far down does it have to be, in relation to the water line of my skimmer?
Also - assuming it fits - I noticed the 150 watt model is the same size, yet only a few bucks more. All things being equal would be nice to have if I upgrade my tank (currently 38g).
But might it be more likely to damage the acrylic of my skimmer body than the 100 watt?
Thanks
David S
The heater does need to be submerged but not fully, if you look at the pictures we have you will see a line indicating how far the heater needs to be submerged. We highly do not recommend adding the heater inside of your skimmer, that is a bad idea if the skimmer stops working it will completely melt the acrylic.
Take care
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