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Finnex Titanium Heater

Finnex Titanium Heater

Based on 18 comments across 4 communities

78% of 18 verified owners recommend the Finnex Titanium Heater.

What 18 owners say
20 comments reviewed · scored on the 18 clearest verdicts
78%
Recommend
14 owners
16%
Neutral
3 owners
6%
Don't recommend
1 owners
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78%
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Reef2Reef▲ recommend

All I have ever used for the last 20 years or so. Coupled with a ranco, and apex as backup, my tank always sits at 78.5. While I have a backup, the current finnex in my tank is around 7 years old.

FishLore Aquarium Forum— neutral

Been useing finnex titanium’s for a few years. Some good some the controls just don’t work. As in have to set to 88+ to get water to 82. Once you find the right temp they do hold it.

Reef2Reef▼ don’t recommend

But they aren't without issues, at some point over the last two years, each one had to be replaced because they were leaking stray current.

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

I have an 800 watt Finnex titanium heater that I have been using for about 3 year's as well. It may get stuck on or off, but it is very unlikely to explode.

Nano-Reef Community— neutral

I've had decent luck with finnex titaniums. 2 out of 3 work properly. One shocked the crap out of me when I put it in the tank.

Nano-Reef Community— neutral

I had one fry on me one night about 2 a.m. Woke up to a faint smell of burnt plastic. I tossed it and got a titanium Finnex.

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

I have been using the finnex titanium heating rods run off my apex for years. I have only had one fail, and it was at least 10 years old, possibly older.

FishLore Aquarium Forum▲ recommend

the white units have been working flawlessly for 6 years and I’ve used the black ones for two or three years successfully. The last five years, these units kept my discus tanks temps at a rock solid 86 degrees.

Aquarium Advice▲ recommend

I have found that the titanium heaters radiate the heat much better than the glass. The 300 watt I have effortlessly heats my 75g.

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

Finnex Titanium all the way. I made the switch to this brand and won't look back. These heaters are incredible and look sharp.

Aquarium Advice▲ recommend

Ill tell you.. I'm really liking this finnex setup . Dial is on the outside inline in the cord. Makes adjustment a breeze.

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

I've been running these two finnex heaters for about a year now and I don't see needing to replace them anytime soon.

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

I have 4 300W finnex titanium and 1 800W. Get the ones without a thermostat, and they will last a LONG time.

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

I have finnex too currently... Love them ! It is 5 y.o...love the red Temp display which is accurate

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

I've had two 300 watt finnex titanium heaters running for three years now without issue

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

I have been running a pair of the finnex titaniums for almost 3 years no, no problems.

Nano-Reef Community▲ recommend

My other heater is a finnex  titanium 300w heater, which i really like.

Reef2Reef▲ recommend

I have the 300w model on my 75g display for 7 or 8 years and no issues.