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I recently purchased a Won Brothers Pro Heat II aquarium digital aquarium
heater for my 75 gallon. The old heater was too small and I plan to go with an auto water changer in the near future, which will only make matters worse. The box makes claims of +/- 1°F accuracy, which if you read carefully, refers to the digital readout, not the actual heater. The heater has a range of 68°F to 93°F. I currently have it set at 68°F, but the tank is reading 72.3°F on my thermometer and 71°F on the heater LED. I thought 4°F of error was rather crappy given the +/- 1°F claims and the fact that I wanted to keep the tank around 70°F. I contacted the manufacturer about the large error, but they did not bother to respond. Has anyone else had negative experiences with this product? It will be a PITA to return it, as it has to go back across the boarder. So I don't want to go through the hassle, if I can expect another lemon. |
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