How do u raise temp to 94F

[Marco164]

Hey was wondering how you guys got your Heaters to go past 34 Degrees C or 92F??? I have ebo Jagers they only turn up to 92F :p

[VOYTEK]

hmmm is it a tricky question or ... ;) ok the very first ide is to GET a HAGEN heater with "old fashioned" thermostat - the one with "knob" at the top - turn it as much as you need ( heater won't stop running ) THAT REQUIRES YOUR ATTENTION cuz u don't realy know on what temperature did u "set" your heater ... go all the way on "new" thermostat and later keep turning old fashioned thermostat's knob so it will increase your temperature SLOWLY letting you manipulate the temperature in a quite safe way ...

( that's how I do it and knowing myself there may be some better ways ;)

TAKE CARE PLL

voytek

[Carol_Roberts]

Won brother Pro heat goes to 94

[Cosmo]

I thought ebo's went to 93 :confused: if money isn't a major issue, get a separate controller and slave your ebo's to it..

[aggie_67]

Getting a seperate controller will not help if the heater has an internal thermostat. When water gets to 93 internal thermostat shuts down. Onlt way around it is to get heaters with seperate sensors like my ProHeat, then you can cut the heater wires and run directly to a temperature controller.

My experience with heater, even the identical brands, is that some will heat higher than others.

Also suggest using higher wattage than you normally do. I use a 300 on a 29 when trying for high temps, 29 is insulated too.

I corrected spelling to make meaning clear :)

[Northwestcoastdisc]

Hi Marco164,

I agree with VOYTEK, You can get another " no subarime heater" you can make more than 94 F , but don't let them cook up Discus!!

You have to keep eye on the tempture and heater to make sure the tempture is correct.

HTH

Duncan

[Northwestcoastdisc]

you have take out cap, you can adjust "turn clock" to make more hotter than normal.

HTH

Duncan

[brewmaster15]

Hi Marco,
Why do you want to get the temp to 94F?

-al

[Cosmo]

I was wondering that myself Brew :confused:

[aggie_67]

Thought that was the recommended hex treatment, metro and heat to mid 90's?