Fluval E200 Advanced Electronic Heater – 250 L (65 US gal) – 200 W

• 200-Watt heater designed for aquariums up to 65 gallons
• Displays water temperature digitally in Celsius or Fahrenheit
• Precision temperature control allows for increments (+ or -) of 0.5 degrees
• VueTech® system will change display colors if set temperature varies +/- 1°C or +/- 2°F (blue = low, green = safe zone, red = high)
• Integrated fish guard provides added protection
• Slim mounting bracket
• For use in freshwater and saltwater aquariums

Brand

Fluval

Features

1. 200-Watt heater designed for aquariums up to 65 gallons
2. Displays water temperature digitally in Celsius or Fahrenheit
3. Precision temperature control allows for increments (+ or -) of 0.5 degrees
4. VueTech® system will change display colors if set temperature varies +/- 1°C or +/- 2°F (blue = low, green = safe zone, red = high)
5. Integrated fish guard provides added protection
6. Slim mounting bracket
7. For use in freshwater and saltwater aquariums

SPECS

Warranty

5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

Fluval E Series Heaters are guaranteed against defects in material or workmanship under normal aquarium usage and service for 5 years. We offer a 5 year guarantee on all nonreplaceable parts which means that the heater will be repaired or replaced at the
manufacturer’s discretion, free of charge, when the complete heater is returned with proof of purchase and postage paid. This warranty does not apply to any heater that has been subjected to misuse, negligence, or tampering. No liability is assumed with respect to loss
or damage to livestock or personal property irrespective of the cause thereof.

Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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FAQs

A SERIES

My pump seems to be making a lot of noise. Should I be concerned?

A Series air pumps are quiet, so excessive noise is not normal. First, check any items connected to the pump for excess backpressure that may be building up. For example, air stones can plug up over time and need replacement. Then, open the pump and ensure that all rubber parts (i.e. diaphragms and bushings) are intact and in working order.

Why is water leaking out of my air pump?

When positioning an air pump below the water level, back-siphoning can occur if an air pump check valve has not been used.

The air output has reduced. What do I do?

Check any items connected to the pump for excess backpressure that may be building up. For example, air stones can plug up over time and need replacement. Then, open the pump and ensure that all rubber parts (i.e. diaphragms and bushings) are intact and in working order.

What flow rate should I use on my A series air pump?

The adjustable flow rate of A series air pumps allows them to be used on larger and smaller aquariums alike, and in cases require strong or moderate surface agitation. It’s best to experiment with different flow rates to find the settings that work best for your aquarium.

Where should I position an air stone in my aquarium?

Air stones should be positioned far away from filtration intakes to avoid air entering the filter.

Is it better to position the air pump horizontally or to mount it vertically using the rubber hang tag?

Mounting the air pump vertically using the rubber hang tag is a space-saving solution that helps to reduce clutter. Otherwise, both installation options are equally viable.

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