Where to Buy 325 Watt Calesco Waterbed Heater For California King, Queen & Super Single Water Beds

Product Description

Easy to use control. The control has a lazor like light which comes on when heating. The heater pad is double insulated, with an outer sheath of water tight, Polyester tested to UL 1445 by independent test authority. If you have any questions feel free to email.We have it in stock and we ship quickly.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #359065 in Home
• Size: California King, Queen or Super Single
• Brand: Calesco
• Model: WB6405
• Dimensions: 3.00 pounds

Features

• Hardside & Deep Fill Softside Waterbed Heater
• 325 Watts--Stronger than most brands
• Heating Pad Size --11.8x24"
• 120 V AC, 60 Hz--Works with U.S. Canada outlets

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
High quality heater
By J. Kloepping
Waterbed heater reliability is important, because when a heater fails, you have to drain the water to replace the heater. I had exactly that experience, and bought this unit as a replacement. This heater seems to be a high quality device, and I am pleased so far. It appears to be made in Sweden.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
heater
By carole7520
We have a king size waterbed and our heater went out. I purchased one of these models and it didn't heat up at all so the sent me a replacement heater. Then the one they sent me heated up just a little so I am disappointed in this brand. It may have worked on a smaller bed but will not heat up the 235 gallons in the king size mattress. Nothing like sleeping in a cold bed. So nothing like draining the water the 3rd time for another heater.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Seems to work as advertised.
By Mark in Tempe
Works ok after 1 week. The only possible negative I see is the adjustment dial is small (about 1-1/4" diameter), making it hard to finely adjust. (A digital control would be the finest adjuster, but digital circuitry is more susceptible to damage from electrical surges. So, I'd rather have an old-school analog adjuster.).

One point about installation which others may not notice: The heater element is supposed to be positioned 6" from the bottom (foot) of the bed. That wasn't intuitive to me. I would have installed it about 2/3 toward the head of the bed. I was skeptical of this, but did it. It feels comfortable. I think this location keeps the on/off heat changes away from your body's core. You'll feel it less (or less uncomfortably) at your feet and lower legs. Mine didn't have enough cable for that location. I had to do about 10-12" from the bottom.

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