[bcdudley]

I found a great deal on an older model Ebo-jager heater. I am not sure if it is an Eheim model or not. It does not say Eheim anywhere on it. It just says model TS. It is a 250W. Same question everyone else has about it. Is it submergible.

The only reason I ask differntly is because after reading quite a bit, I did submerge it. After a day of being submerged, I noticed a tiny bit if water inside of the heater around the top part of it, but inside the glass.

I immediately pulled it out and just used it above the water line. I would much rather submerge it as it looks horrible the way it is. Any suggestions?

 

[zzyzx85]

Most heaters will show condensation inside the glass near the heating element as they were not assembled in zero humidity factories.

But if it's showing moisture at the top part, I would definitely not submerse it as that's an indication water is entering at the temperature dial.

I believe only the newest Ebo-Jagers can be submersible. I also have an older ebo-jager heater and it has a clearly marked "do not submerse above here" line and I have not submersed it. I don't want to find out the hard way if it's capable or not.

 

[bcdudley]

Thank you.