Fluval E Series Advanced Aquarium Heaters

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  1. Matt Rogers

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    These new Fluval E Series Advanced Aquarium Heaters have some nice features such as realtime digital temp reading and two monitor alerts that you can set that will give you more piece of mind. I had a tank overheat from a bad heater, so these features are nice to have integrated into your heater. If you have one, please post your feedback.

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  2. BluePhish

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    looks like a sick heater. i would def like to try one out soon. could you find a price yet.?
     
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  4. Matt Rogers

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    Just under $50 for the 50 watt and $54 for the 300 watt.
     
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  5. ComputerJohn

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    Just order my Fluval E Series 300W version! On sale now, paid $43.99 It's on BO, but expected in stock 3/03/09. I'll let everyone know how it is...

     
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  6. ComputerJohn

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    It's HERE!!!!!!!!!! What a sick looking & well built heater. Can't wait to put it in my 90gal..
     

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    closer look of the circuits
     

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  8. Matt Rogers

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    Nice! I like the protective guard. Do you have it in your tank yet?
     
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    looks awesome....
     
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  10. Bogie

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    This would be an easy diy heater protector. It looks like you could take any glass heater, and take a 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" diameter pvc pipe and cut slots in it and cap the end to make the protective case for the heater, and silicon the heater into it for a quick diy project. The digital temp readout is nice to have on the Fluval heater though.
     
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