Water heater

Features of electric water heaters

Plants require the water to be at the ideal temperature in order to provide better yields. If we maintain the water temperature, the plant will be able to absorb even more nutrients. Sometimes, the fact of obtaining a more or less abundant harvest can depend on factors such as water. Electric water heaters will be your perfect allies for maintaining the ideal water temperature levels.  Electric water heaters are essential devices for maintaining the optimal temperature with which we water and feed plants. These heaters are available in different power ratings, so they can be adapted to the needs of crops of all sizes. That is why we can find electric water heaters ranging from 100w to 500w. Any of them will be capable of providing us with the most suitable temperature for watering plants, which is usually around 21-23 degrees Celsius. The electric water heater also allows us to control the water temperature. If the crop water rises above 23 degrees, it will become thick and the oxygen level will decrease. The water heater will allow us to keep the temperature stable for the best development of the crop.

Which power rating of electric water heaters should you choose for your crop?

In today's market, there are electric water heaters with different power ratings. It is very important to choose the one that best suits the watering capacity or nutrient reservoir of the grow tent. A 100w heater, for example, is suitable for water tanks of up to 90 liters. From here, we can make the calculations. A 200w heater would be suitable for water tanks of up to 180 liters, while a 300w heater would be suitable for a 250-liter tank.

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1. Sumerge el calentador en el depósito de agua del sistema hidropónico.
2. Ajusta el termostato a la temperatura deseada (20-22°C recomendado).
3. Conecta el calentador a la corriente eléctrica.
4. El calentador se activará automáticamente cuando la temp baje del setpoint.
5. Verifica la temperatura con un termómetro externo para calibrar.
6. Limpia el calentador periódicamente de depósitos calcáreos.