Thermostatically controlled pond de-icer specially designed for preformed pondsElevated, protected heating element prevents direct contact with linerVersatile de-icer can be used as a submersible or floating applicationThermostatically controlled de-icer ideal for preformed ponds. Elevated heating element prevents direct contact - will not burn or melt liner. 3/8" and 1/4" inlets allow use with air or water pumps for enhanced performance. 300-watts. 15 ft cord. 8-3/4" diameter. For ponds up to 300 gallons, and up to 18" deep. Easily converts to a floating de-icer, suitable for larger ponds up to 1,500 gallons, with optional screw-on 5-3/5" diameter Floater Attachment. UL-Listed.Please click on "More Information" for additional features and installation, and cleaning instructions.Features Uses only 300-wattsThermostatically controlled - Turns on automatically at 55.4 degrees Fahrenheit (13 degrees Celsius)Dual Purpose - Submersible or Floating (with optional Floater Attachment)Perfect for small or preformed pondsWill not burn preformed ponds or linersComes complete - No additional parts required3/8" and 1/4" inlets allow use with air or water pumps for enhanced performance15 ft cordUL- and CUL-ListedInstallation as a Submersible Pond De-IcerFollow all precautions and warnings.The framework on the bottom side of your heater has 1/4" and 3/8" holes to insert tubing, so your heater can be used in combination with an air or water pump to increase circulation.The Thermo-Pond Submersible Pond De-Icer is designed to be used as a submersible pond de-icer in ponds up to 300 gallons. When using the de-icer in a larger pond, follow the instructions for use as a floating de-icer.The best time to install your heater is before ice forms on the surface of your pond.Place heater in deepest part of your pond and run the cord to a properly grounded outlet (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter), remembering to protect cord from damage.If ice has already formed on the surface of your pond

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