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Best Brand of Immersion Heater

danjo-xx · 2014-07-21 20:24:19

Is there a rolls royce out there, e.g Backer or are they all just hit n miss. Which material, Titanium, Incoloy or Copper, is more likely to give you more reliable stat operation long term.

21-07-2014 8:24pm

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Is there a rolls royce out there, e.g Backer or are they all just hit n miss.

Backersafe Immersion Heaters are manufactured in a range of Sheath Material, Titanium, Incoloy and Copper. http://www.backerelectric.com/products/backersafe_immersion_heater.asp

Which material, Titanium, Incoloy or Copper, is more likely to give you more reliable stat operation long term.

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#2 21-07-2014 10:02pm

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I use copper or incoloy.

Copper in a normal house incoloy in iffy areas

Unless you need incoloy i wouldn't bother

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Can Titanium or Incoloy be used in a copper cylinder with no problems?

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