EcoHeat Greenhouse Tube Heaters - 305mm - 45W

EcoHeat greenhouse tube heaters provide low-cost heating to help maintain a consistent temperature...

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The EcoHeat Greenhouse Tube Heater is designed for gardeners seeking to maintain stable temperatures for optimal plant growth. Its key benefit is providing consistent, low-cost heating that protects plants from cold stress and humidity fluctuations, though the 305mm model lacks a built-in thermometer. This guide covers its energy efficiency, safety features, and practical applications.

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Model Part Number10909095
Brandhydrogarden

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FAQs

Do EcoHeat Greenhouse Tube Heaters Work In Polytunnels?

Yes, these greenhouse tube heaters can be used in polytunnels provided there is access to mains electricity and suitable ventilation.

Can The EcoHeat Greenhouse Tube Heater Be Left On Overnight?

Yes, they are designed for safe continuous use and are often run overnight to maintain a stable growing environment.

How Much Power Do EcoHeat Greenhouse Tube Heaters Use?

They use less than 50W per foot, making them very economical to run compared to fan or paraffin heaters.

Are EcoHeat Greenhouse Tube Heaters Waterproof?

They carry an IP55 rating, which means they are safe to use in areas where they may come into contact with water.

What Cable Length Comes With EcoHeat Greenhouse Tube Heaters?

Each heater comes with a 1m certified mains power cable for quick and simple installation.

Can EcoHeat Greenhouse Tube Heaters Be Wall Mounted?

Yes, they include wall brackets for secure mounting, allowing you to save floor space in your greenhouse or growing area.

Which EcoHeat models have a built-in thermometer?

The 655mm and 965mm models come with a built-in digital thermometer. The 305mm model does not.

Troubleshooting

Heater not turning on

Check that the power cable is securely plugged into a working electrical outlet. Verify the power supply to the outlet is active.

Temperature not reaching desired level

Ensure the heater's wattage is appropriate for the size of your greenhouse. Consider adding insulation to the greenhouse to improve heat retention. Check for drafts or poor sealing.

Digital thermometer not displaying correctly (if applicable)

Ensure the heater is powered on. If the issue persists, contact customer support.

Unit feels unusually hot or smells strange

Immediately unplug the heater and discontinue use. Check for any obstructions or debris that might be causing overheating. Contact customer support if the issue persists.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides stable temperature crucial for plant growth.
  • Highly energy-efficient, leading to lower running costs.
  • Safe for use in wet environments (IP55 rated).
  • Compliant with safety standards.
  • Easy to install with included mounting brackets.
  • Available in multiple sizes for different needs.

Cons

  • The 305mm model does not have a built-in thermometer.
  • Requires a mains electricity supply.
  • May require supplemental insulation for larger or uninsulated greenhouses.
  • Less powerful than fan heaters for rapid temperature increases.

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Setup:

  1. Ensure the heater is placed in a suitable location within the greenhouse, away from direct contact with flammable materials.
  2. Use the provided wall brackets to securely mount the heater to a wall or sturdy support.
  3. Connect the 1m mains power cable to a suitable electrical outlet.
  4. For models with a digital thermometer, ensure it is visible for easy monitoring.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with standard mains electricity supply.
  • Can be used in polytunnels, provided there is access to mains electricity and adequate ventilation.
  • Suitable for hydroponic systems and general greenhouse environments.

Care:

  • The heater is IP55 rated, making it safe for use in humid conditions.
  • Periodically check the heater for any dust or debris build-up, especially around the heating element.
  • Clean the exterior with a damp cloth; ensure the heater is unplugged and completely cool before cleaning.
  • Avoid immersing the heater in water.