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caracteristicas:
El calentador sumergible para acuarios es un compañero perfecto para la pecera y realmente ayuda a sus peces a vivir más felizmente en la pecera del acuario.
Chip inteligente incorporado, deje de calentar inmediatamente cuando haya exceso de temperatura, proteja a sus amigos acuáticos
Especificación:
Nombre del artículo: calentador de acuario sumergible
Voltaje: 220V
Potencia opcional: 25W, 50W, 100W
Temperatura constante: 63-93 ° F / 17-34 ° C
Material: material de tubo de vidrio de cuarzo, calentamiento de alambre de níquel cromo, funda protectora de ABS, ventosas de silicona
Tamaño: 10 * 6.8 * 4 cm Cable de alimentación: 1.15 m
Disponible en:
25 vatios - 1-3 galones
50 vatios: 3-5 galones
100 vatios: 5-10 galones,
Tenga en cuenta:
El producto se mide manualmente y puede tener un ligero error de 1-3 cm.
El volumen y el tamaño de agua aplicables son solo de referencia, adecuados para la mayoría de las peceras de tamaño normal
Si hay algún problema de calidad, envíenos el correo electrónico, nos haremos responsables de él y le prometeremos ofrecerle una pronta y un reembolso.
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