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electrical cables below water level, got my Rio 180, setting it up today :)
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post May 14 2005, 11:09 AM
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Hi all

got my Juwel Rio 180 (tank & stand deal) yesterday biggrin.gif . Got the stand built last night and the tank unpacked and seated on stand ... all looks very impressive ... and that's with nothing in it blink.gif .

today I've set up the Juwel filter system that came with it (Compact H) and have attached the Juwel heater that came as part of the deal. the electrical cable that comes out of the motor unit will be well and truly below water when the tank is filled. the electrical cable that comes out of the heater also looks as though it wouldn't be far away from water (if I fill tank to max) might even be slightly under.

I'm 99% sure everything is set up right, having followed the instructions carefully and having studied the pictures, everything looks as it should and I'm normally pretty good at these sort of things. I know it's probably a stupid question, but please put my mind at rest and tell me whether this is right or not rolleyes.gif .

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post May 14 2005, 11:28 AM
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there are water proof there do go under the water make sure the heater is fully under water or it will blow up

if i read what u put right don't worrie there do go under the water and are safe
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post May 14 2005, 11:29 AM
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I have more or less the same tank - a Juwel Vision 180. The powerhead will be underwater entirely and that's how it should be.
If you hook the heater on to the top bracket (on the inside of the filter compartment) you'll find that only the very top part (with the adjustment) slightly sticks out - however the glass part is fully submerged.
That's the way it should be anyway, if you put them in correctly and fill the water to the red indicator strip. cool.gif
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post May 14 2005, 11:46 AM
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thanks guys. yes, with the top cover on the filter compartment the only bit of the heater I see is the adjustment control. my mind is now at rest smile.gif
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post May 14 2005, 09:08 PM
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Enjoy your new tank - I have a Rio 180 as my community planted tank.
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