Sicce Scuba Contactless Heater Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Sicce Scuba Contactless Aquarium Heater Review
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In this video, we're diving deep into the world of aquariums 🐠, specifically focusing on the Sicce Scuba Contactless Aquarium Heater. Made in Italy, Sicce is known for its high-quality aquarium products, and this heater is no exception. Perfect for both saltwater and freshwater aquariums, this heater ensures your marine life stays comfortable all year round.
We'll discuss its features, how it compares to other aquarium heaters, and why it might be the best aquarium heater for you. Whether you're a reef tank enthusiast or a tropical fish lover, this review is for you.
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Sicce Scuba Contactless App Adjustable Aquarium Fish Tank Heater Smartphone Controlled via NFC | 50W Submersible for Marine Saltwater and Freshwater | Run Dry Protection
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🔥 Dive into the world of aquarium heating with the Sicce Scuba Contactless Aquarium Heater! 🌊 In this video, we explore the importance of aquarium heaters, particularly the cutting-edge Sicce Scuba, to ensure the optimal well-being of your aquatic friends.
🌡️ Wondering if your aquarium needs a heater? Curious about what to do if your current heater breaks? This video has you covered! We'll discuss the crucial role of aquarium heaters in maintaining a stable and comfortable temperature for your fish, especially in colder environments or during seasonal changes.
💡 Not sure if you need an aquarium heater for your tank? We'll help you understand the factors that determine whether your setup requires this essential equipment. Discover the benefits of investing in a reliable heater and why the Sicce Scuba stands out among the rest.
🌐 Seeking an affordable option for a 2-foot aquarium heater? Look no further! We'll explore budget-friendly alternatives and delve into the features that make the Sicce Scuba a standout choice for aquarium enthusiasts.
🐠 Watch as we share the essential tips on choosing, installing, and maintaining aquarium heaters. Learn how to heat your aquarium without a heater in case of emergencies and gain insights into digital heater technology, drawing comparisons with other popular brands like Eheim Jager and Aqueon.
🔍 Considering the Sicce Scuba? We'll provide an in-depth review, highlighting its advanced contactless technology, accuracy, and efficiency. Explore its unique features and understand why it's a game-changer in the world of aquarium heating.
👍 Whether you're a seasoned hobbyist or a beginner, this video has something for everyone! Join us on this aquatic adventure as we explore the world of aquarium heaters, ensuring your fish and other tank inhabitants thrive in the perfect environment.
My personal experience with the Sicce Scuba Contactless Heater has been nothing short of amazing. The quality and thoughtfulness of Sicce's design are truly impressive.
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I love it that NFC is super cool too
I just ordered mine! Can't wait to install this amazing heater
Awesome! Make sure to reply here when you get it let me know what you think. You’ll feel how sturdy it is and how thick the glass is. Can’t really get that across on video
Nice! This was super helpful!
WOW i like the emergency shut off. that is a cool heater. Yet again another extremely well done video.
Thanks man! Just trying to make it out here :)
Ok Alex, now I have to try one out
As my other heaters start dying off I’ll be replacing them with these scuba contactless heaters for sure. Honest opinion
Looks like a cool heater❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for checking out my stuff :) show your friends 😃
Looks like an awesome heater 👍👍👍
Thanks skull! I agree. When I watched the demonstration in person I was expecting this thing to be double the price. It’s really cool that the more advanced technology is making its way to more affordable devices
I like it
Need one!!!
It’s my new go to heater. I used to prefer ehiem jager heaters but I’m buying scubas from now on
Looks great how do turn it off why changing water
you unplug it like most other heaters
Note this heater only heats at half its power if the water if a couple degrees below the set point. It will cycle on and off every minute. Its not compatible with any controller like an Inkbird
Not sure where you got that information, but The sicce scuba contactless heater only heats on half power if you have actived the emergency power saving mode in the Contrall App. If you don't active power save mode the heater works with full power. And even so, both the inkbird and the scuba have their own independent built in thermostats so for the time periods an inkbird feeds power to the heater it will work as intended.
Its is not in saver mode that is different. Its not the unit doesn't draw 300 watts when it is on. Its the fact that it is only on half the TIME.
Do this if you dont believe me. Fill a reasonable sized tank with cold as possible water. Set the heater to 85 and watch it. very simple test.
It will cycle on for 1 minute ish then off for 1 minute ish till the water gets close to the set point. So its only on half the TIME ie half the POWER.
I have a 200 gallon tank Im setting up ( no fish ) so I ran this test many times with 2 different units.
Sicce support told me dont use a controller. I have since returned my Scubas to them. I think it is a bad design. They say it is to "protect" fish from a fast temp swing.
EDIT: The reason a controller dosent work is you typically set the heater higher than the Inkbird so it never get "close" to the set point and will always be half duty cycle.
@@marklee4409 all the controller will do is supply power when it determines the water is too cold. When the scuba gets that power it will activate the hating coil when it's internal thermostat detects the water is too cold. You shouldnt run two different devices like this because unless they are calibrated they have a possibility of contradicting eachother and it increases the number of fall points.
Did you read what I said ? Yes the controller will supply power to the heater and the heater will heat. But if you have the heater set a couple degree above the Inkbird set point the heater will never get close ITS set point. When this heater is a few degrees below ITS set point it will ( on its own ) cycle on and off half the time, So you effectively get half the power of the heater. IE my 300 watt heater only output 150 wats over the 2 minutes the Scuba cycled on and off.
@@marklee4409 you don't need to set the heater higher than the inkbird like you would with most other heaters. That's done as a fail safe and to keep it from going on and off like what you experienced. Because the scuba contactless has its own internal controller you can skip that and it will manage itself.
I'm not arguing I'm trying to help you.
Set the heater as if it were stand alone without an inkbird, then set the inkbird upper heat limit at least 5 degrees higher than your scuba so the inkbird is ways supplying power unless the inkbird detects there is an anomaly and cuts power to the heater in the event that the heater itsf is malfunctioning. The heater will function as intended and depending on the model inkbird you'll still retain wireless temperature readouts and emergency high temp shut off. As far as the heater using less power when it's closer to the desired temperature, I can't find any sources to that but I know of other heaters that do that for efficiency so I would assume it's to maintain the set temperature without having to blast it at full power if your temperature is half a degree off and having spikes of high power using which would waste more power and decrease the lifespan of the internals. I can reach out to sicce and get more info if there's still some discrepancies just let me know
mine doesn’t turn on when i plug it in the light turns red and after that it doesn’t heat up water
Contact customer support!
@@FathomAquatics they don’t answer my calls it goes to voicemail and they don’t answer my emails
i like they he doesn't show it in use. you have to stick the middle of your phone up against the sensor for it to register EVERY TIME you want to use it... UNDERWATER. Absolute uselessness.
At the 3:10 timestamp of the video you can see me clearly setting the temperature through the glass. It can also be set while completely unplugged and removed from the tank, not underwater, as mentioned in the video. Now in comparison to a traditional heater, you're typically having to get your hands in there and wet to get the to heater and turn a knob, so if this was an apples to apples comparison it would be just like every other heater, but like i said and showed, you can set the temperature through the glass. I've been using this heater for almost half a year and have changed the temperature through the glass while the heater was fully submerged many times now. But as stated, that's only one of many features this heater has over competitors. The extra safety features are what really sells this to me. This heater was purchased by me with my own money and this video is not sponsored or affiliated with sicce in any way I am only showing off what I have found as a great product. If you need help with your heater please feel free to reply with whatever issue and Ill do what i can to help. Im not some marketing agent or someone being paid by sicce, im just someone that reviews things that i think are beneficial to other hobbyists
My phone doesn't scan the heater once in the tank. I've tried spinning suction cups around, etc. Returning mine tommorow.
Sicce is a very odd way to spell Six ... 😉😆😁
So many people say it different
@FathomAquatics 😆 I'm sticking with six 😆 🤣 there spelling is just even less gooder than mine 😉😉😁
@@jeffkane4391 haha
I'm returning mine to the store tomorrow. Useless tech.
@@7James77 how so?
@FathomAquatics let's see. I have to constantly pull my heater out of my tank in order to monitor temp/change temp. For contactless, I have to have way more contact with this heater than one with a simple knob. I've turned my heater around on the suction cups, and I've changed positions in my tank. Zero ability to do any nfc read while it is submerged. Waste of money.
@@7James77 well it’s a heater not a thermometer so you shouldn’t be removing it to read the water temperature. It’s more of a set it and forget it until you need a drastic change like raising the temp to fight ick. You should be using a thermometer to monitor your water temperature.