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10-05-2012, 03:45 AM
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Reviving this old thread because my heater gave it up. I understand the advantages of having two heaters, but need clarification on the watts. I have about 120 gallons of water to heat, so should I buy two heaters rated for around 60 gallons each, so if one fails I still have some heat, and conversely, if one goes full power I don't cook the tank?
Are you all still happy with the heaters you recommended? Happy Friday! 
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10-19-2012, 02:34 AM
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you may have got it already,
but JL has a heater sale and I'm thinking of picking up the 300watt titanium heater. I only run the one 150 for my 60 gallons of water volume FWIW. but it does come on somewhat frequently in the winter to keep it at 25 degrees. I like cooler temps so it's always going to fight the ambient temp.
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