Inline Heaters

[Trouser Cough]

It is, but I don't want to really spend the time making something, just want something plug and play and can only really find 2 options. Looking like I'll just grab one and see how it goes.

If one of them that you're considering is the Lifegard option remember that you don't want to horse around w/ the lid of that unit much; some say it's a little more fragile than you might presuppose.

 

[TwoHedWlf]

Looks like a local website has a new inline heater: The "AQUAEL Inline FLOW HEATER 2.0" Bit pricy at $142 USD for the 500w model.
Still haven't bought a new heater, I procrastinate WAAAAY too much.

 

[TwoHedWlf]

Ordered a sunsun EH500, got it all installed and it's flashing E-1. Of course, the whole manual is in chinese, everything on the box is in chinese...One day something is going to be easier than expected.

 

[Trouser Cough]

Ordered a sunsun EH500, got it all installed and it's flashing E-1. Of course, the whole manual is in chinese, everything on the box is in chinese...One day something is going to be easier than expected.

External ‘in-line’ heater with E1 code - Aquarium Forums UK

 

[TwoHedWlf]

External ‘in-line’ heater with E1 code - Aquarium Forums UK

Yeah, I tried googling, found a few results saying temperature probe fault. Figured that out it was a high temperature by turning the set temp up to 28 and was just coming back to say, "All good, figured it out!"

I put too much hot water in doing a water change earlier, so it's a few degrees warmer than usual.

 

[TwoHedWlf]

Looks like the temp on it reads a degree higher than my inkbird, so it woke me up at 2am complaining that the tank was too cold. 23.9, heater set at 25. I'm going to assume the inkbird is correct and bump the heater to 26, but doesn't really matter as long as it's consistent.