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Description
🔥 SOBO Stainless Steel Heater (HC Series)
Tough. Accurate. Fully Submersible.
Built for performance and durability, the SOBO Stainless Steel Heater features a robust stainless steel casing that resists impact and corrosion—perfect for both freshwater and marine setups.
✅ Key Features:
- 🛡️ Stainless Steel Construction: Ideal for tanks with aggressive fish or turtle habitats. Shatterproof and rust-resistant.
- 🌡️ Accurate Temperature Control: Adjustable between 20°C – 32°C (68°F – 89°F) with built-in thermostat for stable, consistent heating.
- 🔌 Fully Submersible: Can be placed vertically or horizontally inside your tank.
- 🧠 Automatic On/Off Function: Thermostat maintains desired temperature by switching off/on as needed.
- 🔎 Easy-to-Read Indicator: Clear thermometer-style display for quick temp checks.
- ⚠️ Short Cord: Please note the power cable is relatively short—extension may be needed depending on placement.
📦 What’s in the Box:
- 1x SOBO Stainless Steel Heater
- 2x Suction Cups for mounting
- Instruction Manual
📏 Available Wattages (for tank size):
- 50W – for 20–40L tanks
- 100W – for 40–80L tanks
- 200W – for 80–150L tanks
- 300W – for 150–250L tanks
Stainless steel makes this heater a great choice for tanks where glass may not hold up.
Here’s a clear side-by-side comparison of the SOBO Glass Heater (HS Series) and the SOBO Stainless Steel Heater (HC Series) to help you choose the right one for your aquarium:
🔍 SOBO Heater Comparison Chart
Feature | 🧪 SOBO Glass Heater (HS Series) | 🛡️ SOBO Stainless Steel Heater (HC Series) |
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Material | Glass | Stainless Steel |
Durability | Moderate – breakable if dropped | High – shatterproof and impact-resistant |
Water Resistance | Fully submersible | Fully submersible |
Temperature Range | 20°C – 32°C (68°F – 89°F) | 20°C – 32°C (68°F – 89°F) |
Thermostat | Built-in, adjustable | Built-in, adjustable |
Display | Thermometer-style scale | Thermometer-style scale |
Suitability | General aquariums | Turtle tanks, aggressive fish, larger setups |
Aesthetics | Sleek, visible inside tank | Rugged, industrial look |
Cord Length | Short | Short |
Mounting | Suction cups | Suction cups |
Available Sizes | 50W, 100W, 200W, 300W | 50W, 100W, 200W, 300W |
Price Range | Generally more affordable | Slightly more expensive |
If you have delicate fish in a calm tank, the glass heater is usually sufficient.
For tougher environments like turtle tanks or tanks with big/aggressive fish, go with the stainless steel version for extra protection.
Here’s a handy SOBO Heater Sizing Chart to help you choose the right wattage for your tank:
🔢 Heater Wattage vs. Tank Size:
Heater Wattage | Recommended Tank Size | Example Tank Sizes |
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25W | 10 – 20 Litres | Betta bowls, nano tanks |
50W | 20 – 40 Litres | Shrimp tanks, planted nanos |
100W | 40 – 80 Litres | Community tanks |
150W | 80 – 120 Litres | Medium tropical setups |
200W | 120 – 150 Litres | Heavily stocked tanks |
300W | 150 – 250 Litres | Large aquariums |
📌 Always choose a heater that can maintain temperature in your room’s coldest season. Slightly oversizing (not undersizing) is generally safer for stable temps.
Additional information
Size | 25Watt, 50Watt, 100Watt, 200Watt, 300Watt, 500Watt |
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