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Electronic Heater (150W)
Aquael Ultra Heater 150W
heater
Used for: Turtle tanks, Large or boisterous fish, Quarantine tanks
Recommended tank volume: 90–150 L
Performance & sizing
Core numbers for matching this unit to your tank and electrical plan.
- Power
- 150 W
- Dimensions
- 27.4 (H)
- Tank fit
- 90–150 L
Running cost (electric)
At continuous full load (150 W), approximate draw is ~108 kWh per month (24/7). Actual use depends on dimming, duty cycles, and thermostat control.
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Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Wattage | 150 W |
| Tank size | 24 - 40 US gal / 90 - 150 L |
| Temperature range | 68 °F to 91.4 °F [20 °C to 33 °C] |
Source checked on 2026-10-01.
Description
The Aquael Ultra Heater 150 W, article 120588, is an electronically controlled aquarium heater rated by Aquael for 90-150 litres. Its listed height is 27.4 cm. Check that the aquarium has room for installation with the heater fully immersed in an area of circulating water; the supplied suction-cup holder fixes it to the glass. Temperature is adjustable from 20 to 33 C. A single button sets the target and the LED scale shows the current and selected temperatures. Aquael quotes thermostat precision of +/-0.25 C and includes overheating protection. The housing is designed to resist breakage, making its construction a relevant choice where a conventional glass heater might be knocked. Choose this specific 150 W version using its rated tank-volume range and installation height, rather than transferring specifications from another Ultra Heater wattage. The thermostat range describes what can be selected; it is not a treatment recommendation or a suitable temperature range for every fish.
Sources
- aquael.com — https://www.aquael.com/us/products/aquaristics-us/heaters-us/ultra-heater/
- aquael.com — https://www.aquael.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/ultra_heater_a_multi-6_print_929.pdf
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