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We are there again and Texas had it first good cold front in for the time of the year.
Many other states had already some freezing temps if not some snow.
That means heater time.
YEAH YEAH YEAH........ I know another heater thread, it's like another love song but some how these come back every year and yet with so many newbies we had this year it's a no brainer to just start another fresh one with maybe new Tesla kind heaters that think for them self
What kind of heater or heaters are you using?
Sump bound or in tank?
100% submersed or partly?
Self controlled or through a controller like a APEX or any other?
How many watts do you prefer for a fast heating or just a slow daily ongoing process?
What temp you have it set for 77....78....79?
If using a controller for what default as in on/off you have it set for?
So many questions lets start putting some answers with it
Many other states had already some freezing temps if not some snow.
That means heater time.
YEAH YEAH YEAH........ I know another heater thread, it's like another love song but some how these come back every year and yet with so many newbies we had this year it's a no brainer to just start another fresh one with maybe new Tesla kind heaters that think for them self

What kind of heater or heaters are you using?
Sump bound or in tank?
100% submersed or partly?
Self controlled or through a controller like a APEX or any other?
How many watts do you prefer for a fast heating or just a slow daily ongoing process?
What temp you have it set for 77....78....79?
If using a controller for what default as in on/off you have it set for?
So many questions lets start putting some answers with it


Since removing a large pump from the sump, I did have to add more heat down there to replace it.....just about watt-for-watt. (It only mattered when the coldest part of winter was on us.)


