F8 Water Heating Rod (Imported) – Waterproof & Shockproof | Fast Heating

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It took about 5 minutes to heat a 5 gallon bucket of water to the point it would scald my hand. The instructions tell you to completely submerge the heater in the water. The element gets hot enough for water to flash boil so you do get some air bubbles as it heats. The instructions also warn that you should not put your hand in the water while the heater is running just to be sure you do not get electrocuted. That is probably good advice. This would be good at a construction site where hot water is not available. There is no thermostat. You must manually shut it off. It would have been nice if they added a switch as the only way to operate it is by plugging/unplugging it. It requires no tool to remove the out jacket to access the element. They provide some steel wool to remove mineral deposits. A digital thermometer was also included, but I did not try it.

This little unit is perfect for creating outdoor hot water, whether i am working in the shed, on my deck or in the garage. I can add this to a bucket and poof, hot water! Keeps the water at a consistent temperature and the thermometer is easy to read. Definitely a lot of warnings with this little device, but perfectly safe as long as you follow the instructions and warnings.

This is such a simple and easy to use item that it’s hard to believe how much it makes life easier. If you have any reason to heat or prevent water from freezing, this is a great value. Very easy to use, just plug in and make sure it is completely submerged. Directions clearly indicate how much heat can be achieved based on the total gallons and time. Our cabin’s water needs to be shut off in freezing temperatures and even a five gallon bucket of water left out is likely to freeze. If you have ever tried washing your hands or dishes in ice cold water, you will understand how life changing this item is. No worries about using or storing the water and it even has a thermostat inside that shuts it off once a certain temperature is achieved. Great option for keeping water heated in the toughest of conditions!

I live in an older home with a pretty dated water heater, so getting a bath that’s actually hot — and stays hot — can be a challenge. I’d been looking at immersion heating sticks for months as a way to make my baths warmer and more enjoyable without redoing the whole system.This has been a helpful solution so far. It’s straightforward to use and does what I was hoping for by adding extra heat to the water, especially when my tub cools down faster than I’d like. It’s been nice not having to constantly drain and refill hot water just to keep the temperature comfortable.If you live in an older build or struggle with lukewarm baths, this can be a useful add-on to extend your soak time and improve overall comfort.

We put this in the shallow end of our pond by the filter and it keeps the water at a reasonable temperature. Easy to install with just the plug. Good buy

This is a pretty good immersion heater, one that is capable of heating a lot of water fairly quickly. It does use a good bit of power, 2000W is about a 16.6A current draw. The heater came with a digital thermometer and a stainless steel scrubber for cleaning the heating element. It's quite easy to disassemble as the element cover just slides off the plastic housing and its endcap just slides out of it, though the friction fit of each is enough to keep it together well. The heater just uses convection currents so a pump that would circulate the water would help it heat water faster and more evenly. This immersion heater does work exactly as advertised.I tested it in a 5 gallon bucket of water which started at 60.2ºF and in about 20 minutes that water was at 101.5ºF, showing the power of the unit. I'm quite satisfied with the quality and function. I'm using it with a PID controller and a small circulation pump for even heating and a constant tank temperature. So far this has worked out quite well for my needs.

So lot's of warnings. Don't touch. Don't put finger in water risk electrical shock. Must fully submerge or it will burnout the heater. Just a few of the warnings. Thankfully, it comes with a digital thermometer you can put into the water so you can see it warming up. Obviously the amount of heat is fixed so the time to heat your wate will be directly proportional to the temp of the water you start with and the amount of water you are trying to heat. It will take a LONG time to heat a tub of water to bath in. This works best for being out where you don't have hot and cold running water, but do have electricity. A 5 gallon bucket heats up in a reasonable amount of time. I gave it 5 stars because they really do think of everything. included sand paper and a scrubby. As you use this depending on the hardness of the water, scale will build up on the metal. Also, the stainless steel where it is bent to make the tube does get a little rust so the reason for the sandpaper. Wellbuilt.

This is a really good tool to have around in a pinch. Whatever you need warm water for so it’s not cold. Like let’s say you run out of hot water and all you have is cold water, then this is something that’ll come in handy. The instructions are pretty clear, and it’s simple to operate, just stick it in the water after you plug it in. I really like that it comes with a thermometer too, and while I have other thermometers around the house, this one seemed to work well enough for quick checks.It’s been heating up the water nicely without burning the plastic bucket I used, which was something I was worried about at first. The heater warms the water surprisingly fast, and for something this compact it performs exactly the way I hoped it would. The extra reminder in the instructions about unplugging it before touching the water is definitely something worth following, especially since it gets the water pretty hot.Overall I’m pretty satisfied with this water heater so far. It’s simple, it works, and it’s definitely one of those things that’s great to have on hand when you don’t want to deal with freezing cold water.

This thing was easy to set up—I just submerged it, plugged it in, and it started working right away. Functionally, it does a great job taking the chill off water in buckets and small containers, which is exactly what I needed it for. I really liked having the digital thermometer, since it made it easy to keep an eye on the temperature instead of guessing. The safety guard and stainless steel housing make it feel solid and well-made when in use. As long as you follow the instructions and don’t leave it running too long, it works reliably. For the price and how quickly it heats water, I think it’s good value for the money and a handy tool to have around.

When I was in a pinch Having no hot water in my apartment this water heater came in clutch at the perfect moment! It greatly heated up my bucket of water after a small wait time making it easy to use. The durability is great as it’s sturdy and has some weight to stay in your bucket. Removing it from the bucket afterwards was easy enough as I let it cool down before its next use. If you have issues with your water heater and need an emergency aid, I highly recommend picking one of these up.

The Immersion water heater is as advertised. Worked great during this past cold weather - allowed up to keep an automatic outdoor waterer that is close to our livestock barn, unfrozen so the animals had access to water. Good value for the money. Easy to use, plug it in and put it in the water - couldn’t be simpler. Seems well made and durable - time will tell. Would definitely recommend.

The product is very simple - just a big resistive element. Basically a piece of metal that current runs through and that electrical energy turns to heat. There's not much to it! But that's actually a good thing! There are no moving parts, there are no microchips to fail or bugs to work out. Put it in water, plug it in, and it'll make the water hot - what more could you want??The value is, in my opinion, quite good. This feels really high quality actually and I have used others that absolutely do not. The digital thermometer is a nice touch - my only complaint is that it uses small button cells which can be a bit annoying. But at least they've chosen LR44s which are pretty much the most common (and the cheapest) of the button cells. It also includes a steel scrubber and some sandpaper to help you remove the rust that WILL eventually form. That's just the nature of these kinds of products.It takes a little while to heat the water (depending on how much you're trying to heat) but again that's to be expected. It mentions the maximum it can heat is 60 gallons, but I tell you right now I would not dream of trying to heat 60 gallons with this thing - that's just not what it should be used for. This is the kind of thing to use when you want to heat up a 5 gallon bucket of water - or if you have a lot more water that's ALREADY HOT and you're just wanting to keep it hot then this is perfect! If you're trying to make a homemade hot tub for the whole family then this isn't the product you want.I do not personally use this to heat up water. I use it to take water that's already hot (from my home water heater) and keep it hot. This is an A+ product for that use, and the thermometer is really nice because it helps me make sure I'm not letting the water get too hot.

Works as advertised and described, although now that I have it I am considering alternative solutions. It does appear to be indeed almost 2000W as it very quickly trips 15A circuits (~16.7A at 2000W), which is fantastic. Heating water takes a huge amount of energy and honestly even 2000W takes a while. The build quality is quite good, it's not the most ultra polished and refined perfect product, but considering the price and value it is plenty good. It's also a very complete kit that nicely includes the actual heater, the cleaning steel scouring pad, and a small simple battery powered wired thermometer. Very easy to use, just plug and play. There's no power switch or button, it starts heating up instantly so be ready and be careful. I needs to be in the water already before plugging it in. I understand the safety constraints to ensure no electrocution and also not getting burned by accidentally touching it. I initially wanted something to help keep bath water warm without needing to actually run the water, we have a small water heater that is shared across many outputs in the house and I don't want to be selfish. We have ample energy supply so something like this is fantastic. Initially I was getting out to let the bath water heat up, but after further thought I keep a 5 gallon bucket nearby with the heater in it and cycle the water around or just get fresh cold water. Overall a good buy, quite inexpensive for its power.

This does what it's supposed to. 2000W is a lot of power, and it wastes no time in heating even a large amount of water.I was thinking at first that it would be nice to have an on/off switch on the cord, since it's not designed to be running for long periods. But then I realized I'd be hooking it up to a timer, so there is really no reason for that. I use it to keep the water for my goats (in a 50-gal rubber container) from freezing in the winter. I'm still experimenting -- the thermometer really helps with that! -- but so far, 30 minutes on, 90 minutes off, seems to do the trick.It would be awesome if they could give you a thermostat instead of just a thermometer, so you could let it run just enough to keep water from freezing. I'm sure that would cost a little more, but it would be worth the extra money.

I bought this mainly to heat water quickly for a few practical uses, and it does exactly that. The heating speed is impressive for its size, and it brings cold water up to temperature much faster than I expected. The digital thermometer is a nice bonus and makes it easy to keep an eye on things without guessing. I’ve used it in buckets and a small tub, and it worked consistently without any hiccups. The submersible design feels solid, and the unit seems well sealed. You do need to be mindful and follow the safety instructions, but that’s expected with something this powerful. It’s easy to store and doesn’t take up much space when not in use. If you need a portable solution for heating water on demand, this is a convenient tool that gets the job done quickly and reliably.Photos are accurate of the product.

This is not a water heater you just toss somewhere and don't keep an eye on. Its really the insides of a hot water heater in a portable design. If you use it responsibly, then it is perfect for those needs. We use it when our animal water is going to freeze. Toss it in a big tank of water for an hour and prevent it from freezing over. Its super easy to use. Just plug it in and toss it into the water. For the price and what it does its great. Just make sure to keep an eye on it, because it will get VERY hot, VERY FAST!

This worked very well and really heated up a sink full of water very fast. There are numerous warnings about how to use this product safely, and it should always be supervised. Like it says, nobody nor any animal should be allowed to enter or touch the water until it's unplugged. There is no temperature regulator on this device, and it will continue to heat as long as it's plugged in. I have learned something today about products being UL listed, certified, and recognized. This heater is only "recognized" and not "listed". A recognized product may be used as a component in a system that may eventually be listed, but is not tested on its own. If you're very responsible and cautious I don't see a problem, but I don't exactly agree with some of the claims, such as "Safe for Family Use" may imply children, and "Anti-scalding" and "Temperature Control" could also be misleading to some people if they haven't read the instructions and warning thoroughly. It has no built-in safety precautions against scalding. Another thing to be aware of is that when the water is not circulating, since heat rises, the top surface may be much hotter than at the level of the temperature probe. For instance when my temperature reading was 104 near the bottom, the surface temperature measured with a laser thermometer was at 138, so it's beneficial to have some sort of circulation for a more accurate reading. I'm happy and satisfied with this product, but I only deducted a star because I was a bit confused about all of its features until I read into it more deeply and put it to use myself. I would also keep this product in its box with its instructions included, because years later it someone were to find it, it would be easy to use it improperly. Thank you for the cool product.

Pretty cool way to heat up some water outdoors. It’s simple to operate. No switches, just drop it in the water and plug it in. Starts heating immediately. So it functions as expected, maybe even a little better than I expected. I used it to heat up a 5-gallon bucket of water to give my outdoor dog a bath. No, she doesn’t fit in the bucket, I scooped the warm water over her. But definitely made for a more pleasant bath than water straight from the hose. It took about 15 minutes to get that 5-gallons warmed up to a dog’s body temperature of about 101 degrees. That 101 was a surface temperature reading with my infrared thermometer. Now the bottom of the bucket was reading much cooler based on the probe that came with the heater. So actual water temp when mixed would have been lower. Not sure why the heating of the bucket was so uneven. Guess like air, hot water rises? Also, the metal “tube” is easily removed to allow the heating element to dry thoroughly. I was glad to see that.I have two complaints. First is that it’s 2000W. Which is okay to use at home. But I initially thought I would use this for off-grid camping to warm up water for a shower. But 2,000 watts would need a medium sized generator to power it. I don’t haul a generator that big for dry camping. My other complaint is the temperature probe. Yes it’s nice addition, but it feels like an after thought. It’s clearly designed as a surface mount and has no on/off switch. I think the only way to shut it off is by removing the batteries. Which makes the batteries easy to misplace.

I believe with a few more tweaks and twerks, this could very well be a great product. It does however work as stated and heats water well, but it works better with electricity but not so much with the generator. It kept tripping and I would think that people using it would need it more if the electricity is off. So, it really could be a five star product if they focus on making it work better during electricity outages. Happy Shopping!

In my own experience, this immersion heater has proven itself valuable when I need hot water. Whether I needed to quickly warm water for cleaning, or craft projects, like dyeing clothes, or any other purpose, it’s been a good tool, especially when I made sure to use it under strict adult supervision so kids or animals were not exposed to it. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, and I found operation simple: I just plugged it in and fully submerged it, making sure all safety steps were observed. The digital thermometer included worked well—while I have other thermometers, this was used as reference as the water warmed up. Heating water in my storage tote went smoothly without any damage, which was a concern. Of course where I monitored the temps so closely I stopped heating the water at about 125. The heater’s compact design didn’t disappoint; it delivered good warm-ups that matched my expectations and made it easy to use wherever I needed it.From the start, I took the safety warnings very seriously. My process always involved unplugging the heater well before handling anything in the water, and I made certain nobody—myself included—touched the water or heater while it was plugged in. Since there’s no built-in temperature regulator, I stayed vigilant to prevent overheating. the UL recognized certification so I continued to treat the device with extra caution. It does add to my confusion because while trying to determine what UL Recognized was I found A UL Recognized component cannot be sold directly to consumers as a standalone certified product. For consumer-facing goods, manufacturers need UL Listed certification, This was obviously a concern. . Some claims about being "safe for family use" and "anti-scalding" didn’t align with my experience, because the heater keeps heating until it’s unplugged and could easily get dangerously hot if not watched closely.Overall, my hands-on use of this heater left me satisfied with its performance, as long as I was attentive and cautious throughout. I appreciated the sandpaper and scrubby for maintenance—a thoughtful addition that will keep my device in top shape. Never once did I operate the heater unless it was fully submerged, and followed the instructions. With vigilant adult supervision and practical safety steps, this immersion heater is an effective tool for heating water in a pinch, but I never underestimated the need to use it carefully every single time.