Finnex Deluxe Titanium Heating Tube, 800-Watt
Key features
- •TH-800: 140-265 Gallons
- •Controller is needed to operate Titanium Tube. Purchased separately
- •Deluxe Titanium Heating Tube
BrandFinnex
CategoryAquarium Heaters
Finnex Deluxe Titanium Heating Tube, 800-Watt
List Price: $104.40$93.96DEALYou Save: $10.44 (10%)
Free shippingFree Returns – 30 daysFree Order CancellationSecure Payment2–3 Days DeliveryGet It June 23, 2026In Stock (2)No marketing spamNo account requiredFulfilment by FedEx / Amazon / UPS / ShipwirePayPal / Card Buyer Protection
Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.1
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Five Stars
pen name.✓ Verified Purchase•September 26, 2017
takes a long to to heat my waterb tank
I do like the product
Overton Isaacs✓ Verified Purchase•June 14, 2017
I do like the product; nothing to rave about for sure but both of mine just died. Odd. I have no choice but to purchase again, unless I see a better alternative.
TOP Aquarium Heater!
Jen1170✓ Verified Purchase•April 22, 2016
Great heater!! Just FYI you need a heat controller to use this! I didn't know that when I bought it, but just went down to petco and got a reptile heat controller, works great! It's in my 150+ gallon aquaponics setup and it heats it easily and quickly!! Maintains a perfect 74 degrees with ease!
All I can say is this heater works awesome. Over the many years I have been in ...
Chris✓ Verified Purchase•March 6, 2016
All I can say is this heater works awesome. Over the many years I have been in the hobby and the numerous heaters I have used this is definitely the best to date. I have a 300 gallon saltwater tank with a total water volume of roughly 500 gallons and this heater does the trick while being used through my Apex controller.
So far so good, high quality.
C. Brown✓ Verified Purchase•February 22, 2016
I had another companies 1000w heater that died after +/-18 months. So I decided I'd try the Finnex brand and decided to go with 2 smaller heaters in case one burnt out I'd have a secondary unit already in the system. In my head it makes sense that they might do less work as compared to 1 heater so the lifespan may be longer.... I don't know that for fact it just seems to make sense.
I have both heaters running on my Neptune Apex aquarium controller, and the combination keep my reef within +/- 1 degree of 77. So far so good, hopefully they last longer than 18 mos!
I have both heaters running on my Neptune Apex aquarium controller, and the combination keep my reef within +/- 1 degree of 77. So far so good, hopefully they last longer than 18 mos!
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