1000W Immersion Water Heater with Intelligent Temperature Controller,Fully Submersible Portable Electric Heater,5 Galons Bucket Heater,100% Waterproof,316L Shell,Easy and Convenient to Use
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- Product Parameters: 1000W 120V(Must Use 15A Outlet, This Heater is 8.3A Current) , Heater Length 11 Inches, Power Cord Length 79 Inches.Temperature;Controller Parameters: 120V 15A, Temperature Adjustment Range: 32-212 Degrees Fahrenheit, Temperature Controller Power Cord Length Of 40 Inches, Temperature Probe Length Of 118 Inches.
- Quick Heating&Intelligent Temperature Control: The 1000W Heater Can Quickly Heat A 5 Gallon Bucket To The Target Temperature, And The Water Temperature Can Be Easily Adjusted Through The Intelligent Temperature Controller.
- High Quality Material: The Shell Of The Heater Is Made Of Stainless Steel 316L Material, Which Has Better High-temperature And Corrosion Resistance Than Stainless Steel 304. The Anti Scalding Sheath Of The Heater Can Avoid Damaging The Container During Use.
- Notice: The Heater Needs To Be Completely Submerged In Water During The Heating Process To Avoid Dry Burning Damage. This Product Is Only Suitable For Heating Tap Water And Is Not Suitable For Heating Corrosive Liquids Such As Well Water,Seawater, Acids, Alkalis, etc.If There Is Scale On The Surface Of The Heater, It Should Be Regularly Removed With A Scale Remover Or Vinegar.
- Warranty: This Product Provides A One-year Warranty, And Is Free To Return Or Exchange If Damaged During Normal Use.
Material: Stainless Steel 316L
Voltage: 120 Volts
Item Length: 12.59 Inches
Brand: GRILLME
Color: Stainless Steel
Package Dimensions : 13.18 x 5.9 x 4.13 inches; 2.33 Pounds
Date First Available : November 2, 2024
Manufacturer : Shuanglong Electric Heating Appliance CO.,LTD
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #45,420 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #7 in Lab Immersion Heaters
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Customer Reviews: 4.9 4.9 out of 5 stars 37 ratings
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I used this on my 25-foot pool without any issues. It raised the water temperature by almost 5 degrees, especially when combined with sunlight. The built-in temperature sensor is very convenient, and its small size makes it easy to store. I have been using it in my pool for a few weeks now, and I haven't encountered any problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by Brandon Wilson
Okay, this immersion water heater for 5-gal buckets is INCREDIBLY effective. We're having sub-freezing temperatures right now, into the single-digits at night and only into the teens during the day, meaning we've had to go out and dump and refill a 3-gallon stainless watering bowl we have for our barn kitties multiple times in a 24-hr period. We put this in, filled the bowl up with water that's coming straight from our well at 44-deg, and we set the water temperature to 50 deg. It hit the temperature in under two minutes! This is going to be wonderful - we won't have to keep getting up in the middle of the night and dumping the solid-ice bucket and refilling it for the cats. I'm going to get a bigger, long trough and it'll work much more effectively than the small ones they market for outdoor cats. I think this could handle a 50-gal trough with ease, honestly, so it may be a manufacturer typo? FIRST OVERNIGHT SUB-FREEZING TEST: With wind-chills, it was down to 6 deg overnight, with temps in the low teens. We checked the water first thing this morning and it's liquid; holding at 48 deg (we set the temp at 50 deg), so it's INCREDIBLY EFFECTIVE! The GOOD: It comes ready to use. You just plug the heater into the power unit and uncoil the temperature probe (leave that little bit of foam on the temp. probe so it floats around and doesn't rest on the side of your water bucket per the directions), plug the power unit in and then you just set the temperature you want the water to be. This says it'll set the temp from 32 deg all the way up to BOILING (212 deg), as it has other uses such as for home brewing and honey storage, so use with caution around ANY of your pets. 2) It comes in two pieces, which makes me hope that when either the heater or the power module fails, that I could possibly get a replacement piece? I'm not sure about that one, though, so do your own research. Being in two pieces means it'll be much easier to remove the heater portion and take it indoors to clean it when it gets scaly or dirty without having to unhook everything else. 3) It's got an indicator light so you can see that it's running (especially helpful at night if you're worried about your pets in cold weather). 4) Because it's a portable unit, You can take it out of one watering bucket and move it to another if needed. 5) Straightforward display shows the temp you set it to, and what temp the water IS. 6) The light on the unit AND on that clear plug both light up when it's actively heating, saving you trips back and forth in the cold, dark and snow. This is my favorite part! The CONS: 1) It's really overkill for a typical watering pail that you may have for your dog. This is more suited for larger troughs for livestock, I think. 2) It CAN get that hot! Be cautious what you set it at. You could easily make a 5-gal bucket way too hot for your critters, defeating the purpose of it. 3) BE SURE IT'S SUBMERGED! The instructions stressed that several times, and this is a 15-amp max draw, so I guess they're NOT lying. Don't let the bucket run dry with even part of the heater sticking out in the cool air. 4) Because it's not incorporated into a watering dish, the cords are all at risk of being chewed by pets. Just be aware and take precautions. If your dog or livestock animal is a chewer, this isn't the water heater for you. 5) If you have it set to a high temp because your livestock need WARM water for whatever reason, just be sure that the watering trough is deep enough to prevent burns. This heater is HIGHLY effective, though. It'll get the job done for sure!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025 by Megadeth Queen Megadeth Queen
The media could not be loaded. I did some testing of this nicely made water heater and I included a video as well, so you might want to check it out if you are in the market for one of these units. I’ll start by saying that I do like the design of this model made by “Grillme.” While most of these units on the market have similar looking heating elements, this model includes a simple to use thermostatic control (with an easy to see digital display) which utilizes a remote temperature probe. That essentially means you can set a temperature and let the thermostat do the rest of the work. It will heat the water to the desired setting, then automatically shut off once it achieves the temperature. Conversely, it will power the heating element back on when the water temperature drops below the desired setting. I think it goes without saying that this is a convenient feature, but I would also note that you can use the heating element stand-alone and without the thermostat if you so choose. Check out the video for more info on that. The thermostat controller uses a remote temperature probe, which at first, I was unsure if I was going to like it. Some other water heating units incorporate the temperature probe into the housing of the heating element, effectively eliminating the extra wire that is needed for a remote temperature probe. However, I have to wonder about the accuracy of incorporating a temperature sensor in such close proximity to a heating element. By having a remote temperature sensor, you have more flexibility as to where to locate it in the water you are heating. The downside is that you have an extra wire to contend with, but after using the unit, I prefer the remote sensor. This model uses a 1000-watt heating element which is encased in a plastic shroud. During my testing I found that the power consumption was around 950-watts. Using a 5-gallon bucket filled with approximately 5-gallons of water, I tested the accuracy of the thermostat/temp probe, and how long it would take to heat the water from 56 degrees (F) to 80 degrees (F). I’ve included the test in the attached video as well, but in short, I found that the temperature probe is indeed accurate, and the thermostat functions precisely as intended. It took about 18 minutes for the unit to heat the water from 56 to 80-degrees (F) at which time the thermostat appropriately shut off the heating element. From a performance and build quality perspective, I think this is an excellent setup. The unit functions as intended, and it also feels and looks to be made well. The heating element is sturdy, the wire gauge is sized appropriately (14 AWG), and the wire insulation is durable. The unit is currently priced at about $60, and I think at that price, this is a five-star product.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025 by Kevin
Received the monitor-controller and the heating element. What was not included was an explanation of how both units work in tandem and even the prepacked cards provide no clues. The controller is generic and is identified with 1500W output and that's part of the confusion. Conversely, the heating element is identified as M1 with 1000W capacity but that's when an explanation is needed. Plugging and submerging the heating rod, it's critical to keep it underwater and add the monitoring element as well. Once on, you have a upper limit and approximation of the actual water temperature and it'll take somewhere around 20 minutes for tap water to reach 100 degrees if set. What's not explained is that the controller-monitor will adjust to the rating of the heating rod and will not exceed 1000W of power unless you have a larger one (i.e. 1500W???). So, it would have been helpful with that little bit of information...
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025 by B. Yep