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Old 03/26/2002, 11:52 AM
stereomandan stereomandan is offline
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Question Anyone use Won Pro-Heater mounted horizontally? Help quick please.

My current submersable heater just died I believe. My tank temp is 3 degrees lower than normal. I want to upgrade to a Won titanium pro heater, but I've read that they aren't supposed to be used horizontally? Is this true? Any experience to the contrary?

Also, I have about 45 gallons of water in my system. Would a 100W or 200W be more appropriate. The temp differential from my room to the tank is about 8-10 degrees.

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Old 03/26/2002, 12:27 PM
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Mount them any way you like...

I've spoken with Won about this and the instructions are wrong.
They work any way.
Horizonatally, vertically, diagonally.

All the same.

Todd
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Old 03/26/2002, 12:58 PM
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I have had both of mine just laying in the sump horizontally for 2 months now, both are working fine
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Old 03/26/2002, 01:33 PM
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Usual advice is three watts per gallon for heaters. Being that you're in a cold climate I'd suggest the 200 w and go a bit over the minimum.

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Old 03/26/2002, 02:00 PM
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Thanks all.

Question answered.

Dan
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