I had the same issue with my neo-therm heater. The heater was submerged for an hour then I plugged it in. It cracked and smoke was coming from the crack in the heater.
I had the same issue with my neo-therm heater. The heater was submerged for an hour then I plugged it in. It cracked and smoke was coming from the crack in the heater.
get a ranco controller to controller the heaters,i wouldn't trust the apex controller or the onboard controller on the heater,they're alway off by 2 to 4 degree :eek1:,That a Huge different .I'm using jaeger currently.good luck bud
Just food for thought but me personally I would not use that heater at all. Failures are popping up more and more one leading to whole tank catastrophe and people displaced from their home due to the toxic smelling smoke. I'd run from that
FYI, There were problems with some of the 200 watt models cracking and leaking black goo into the aquarium. Cobalt said it was a bad batch that was manufactured in early 2013 and that the problem has been fixed. I think the water was getting in where the cord enters the top of the heater. There is a big thread about it on RC. Almost all that cracked were 200 watt, although there were some 150 watt mentioned in the thread.
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