
XINDI XD-L880 500W quartz aquarium heater with an external single LED display. Set 20–34 °C. Listed for tanks up to 300 L (about 100 cm). From £54.02 inc. VAT with free UK delivery.
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Listed for tanks up to 300 L, about 100 cm long
External single LED display; set 20–34 °C

The XINDI XD-L880 is a 500W quartz aquarium heater with the controller in the middle of the cable, not on the rod. Set 20–34 °C on the single LED display.
Bought the 500W heater for my 100 cm community tank. I set the temperature on the display on the cable, and the red lamp comes on when it is heating. Easy to live with through a cold week in Glasgow.
The dry-run cut-out saved me during a water change when I forgot to unplug. I keep the rod fully submerged now, and the set button stays on the cable, out of the water.
The power cable is long enough to reach the back of the cabinet. Quartz rod in the tank, display on the cable. I use it in a marine tank and keep the rod upright in a flow of water.
Excellent bit of kit. The silicone suction cups hold the heater upright. Heating has been steady on my 100 cm tank.
I run it in a marine tank and set the temperature on the external display. No need to put a hand in the water to change it. The controller stays on the cable, dry.
Clear display on the cable. The controller sits in the middle of the lead. Keep that button dry and it is easy to read.
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AquariumPet sells the XINDI XD-L880 500W quartz aquarium heater: an external single LED display on the cable, a quartz rod in a protective shell, and a listed range up to 300 L (about 100 cm). Set 20–34 °C on the controller and keep the rod fully submerged.
The controller stays on the cable, not on the rod. Place the heater in a flow of water so heat moves around the tank. This is one 500W rod with one display on the cable.
Unplug, fully submerge the rod, then plug in and set the temperature. Keep the set button dry. Wait 10–30 minutes for the reading around the rod to settle. Freshwater and marine.

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