Dophin Mini Heater | AH-1002 (10w)

Product Description:

The Dophin Mini Heater 10W is a small yet powerful submersible heater designed for nano and small aquariums. With its compact design and efficient heating, it provides a stable water temperature for betta tanks, shrimp tanks, and small freshwater aquariums. The heater features a built-in thermostat for automatic temperature regulation, ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for aquatic life.

Specifications:

• Brand: Dophin
• Type: Submersible Aquarium Heater
• Power: 10W
• Material: High-quality heat-resistant plastic with a waterproof seal
• Temperature Range: Pre-set at approx. 24°C – 26°C (ideal for tropical fish)
• Size: Compact design for nano and small aquariums
• Cord Length: Approx. 1m – 1.5m
• Suitable For: Small freshwater aquariums, betta tanks, shrimp tanks, and mini aquascapes

Key Features:

• Pre-Set Temperature Control: Maintains an optimal range of 24°C – 26°C.
• Compact & Lightweight: Perfect for nano tanks and small aquariums.
• Safe & Durable Build: Heat-resistant plastic casing for long-lasting use.
• Energy-Efficient Design: Low power consumption with effective heating.
• Fully Submersible: Designed for underwater use with a waterproof seal.
• Easy Installation: Includes suction cups for secure placement.

Uses:

• Maintains a stable temperature in nano aquariums.
• Ideal for bettas, shrimp, and small fish species.
• Prevents temperature fluctuations in colder environments.
• Supports the health of tropical fish by keeping water within the ideal range.

Usage Tips:

• Ensure the heater is fully submerged before turning it on.
• Position near a filter or air stone for even heat distribution.
• Allow the heater to acclimate in water for 15 minutes before plugging it in.
• Regularly monitor water temperature with a thermometer.
• Unplug the heater before water changes to avoid sudden temperature fluctuations.

Note:

• Not adjustable – operates at a pre-set temperature range.
• Best suited for tanks up to 5 – 10 liters.
• Avoid using in tanks larger than recommended, as heating may be insufficient.