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Pond Thermostat
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Power House Thermostat
…you are away with the Power House Thermostat. This outdoor ambient air temperature thermostat has adjustable temperature ranges: 115V unit ranges from 0°F to 80°F; 240V unit ranges from 30°F to 110°F with a +/- 2° accuracy. The thermostat can be set to turn the deicer on when…Read More »$125.00 -
Thermo Cube Thermostatically Controlled Outlet
…plug are thermostatically controlled by an internal air temperature sensor turning the power on when air temperatures drop to 35°F and back off again at 45°F. Since the Thermo Cube is an outdoor temperature controlled outlet it will save on energy costs by running your Floating Pond De-Icer…Read More »$16.99 -
Farm Innovators Floating Pond De-Icer
…which quickly opens a hole in the surface of your pond allowing harmful gases to escape. The Farm Innovators Floating Pond Deicer is thermostatically controlled and turns on only when temperatures drop below 35°F. The Farm Innovators Floating Pond De-Icer comes with a 10' power cord and is safe…Read More »$49.99 -
K&H Thermo-Pond 3.0 Pond De-Icer
* Maintains 3 Hole to Vent Toxic Gases * Safe to Use in Ponds With Fish * Thermostatically Controlled The K&H Thermo-Pond 3.0 De-icer naturally allows the pond to freeze over while maintaining a 3 ventilation hole to allow proper gas exchange to help fish survive the winter. The patented…Read More »$53.99
…Cube Thermostatically Controlled Outlet. It is controlled by air temperature meaning you will only use your de-icer when really necessary. Pond Heaters Versus De-Icers Unless you house warm water fish like Plecostomus in your water garden you will not need a pond heater to warm the water. Most pond…
…with warm water from your bathtub and slowly pour the water over the ice or you can use an outdoor faucet with a thermostatically controlled hose to keep water flowing out to the pond. * Step 3: Use When Cold With your rink resurfaced and smoother than a pane of glass you want to keep it that way…
…selecting a de-icer make sure to check what the maximum pond size the unit is rated for. Each manufacturer recommendation does vary but in general de-icers with greater wattages can be used in larger ponds. Most de-icers are thermostatically controlled to turn on when the water temperatures are…
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