The 10 Best Immersion Heaters

Updated December 26, 2020 by Chris Gillespie

This wiki has been updated 19 times since it was first published in November of 2018. When you want to warm up water but don't have access to more traditional methods, you might find one of these immersion heaters to be helpful. They can be used for everything from sterilizing lab equipment to keeping water from freezing for livestock to preparing soup or coffee on the road. Be sure to follow all manufacturer's instructions to ensure both the device's long life and your safety. When users buy our independently chosen editorial choices, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to Ezvid Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.

1. Pong-Dang Fully Submersible

2. Yrvhck 1600 Watt

3. Lewis N. Clark Portable

4. Pong-Dang KD Heater

5. Marshalltown Allied Precision

6. Mofarso Floating

7. BlazeTech Premium

8. RoadPro 12V

9. Electra SafeHete

10. Norpro Instant

Editor's Notes

December 24, 2020:

Providing a versatile method of heating water for anything from a cup of tea to a dip in the hot tub at the weekend, these immersion heaters are available in a range of sizes and heat outputs. In this update, we added several new items to make the ranking as comprehensive as possible.

The BlazeTech Premium and the Pong-Dang KD Heater are both designed to sit on the lip of a bucket and are adept at heating up to five gallons of water in a short period of time, the latter is also equipped with an adjustable thermostat.

For larger amounts of water, for example, an inflatable pool or a small hot tub, the Yrvhck 1600 Watt and the Mofarso floating are the best choices, however, they will still take several hours if the water is cold to start with. Finally, we included the Pong-Dang Fully Submersible, which has a titanium heating rod that can be completely submerged on its flexible stainless-steel hose. It comes with an in-line thermostat, and can also be used for heating chemicals.

November 23, 2018:

Selected both the Lewis N. Clark and Norpro models despite occasional issues with longevity, as often this can be attributed to user error; anyone selecting these models or similar are encouraged to peruse the directions before use. Added the Allied Precision and Electra models for those who have larger containers of water to heat, as well as the Anova despite hiccups with the Wi-Fi option, as the Bluetooth version seems to function fine.

Last updated on December 26, 2020 by Chris Gillespie

Starting his career in the building industry, Chris built and managed a plumbing and heating company in northern England. After 13 years, seeking a more fulfilling lifestyle, he moved to southeast Asia, eventually settling in Vietnam, where he teaches writing and comprehension at a number of international universities. Drawing on his previous experience, and his passion for kitesurfing and windsurfing, Chris is knowledgeable in all things water related both recreationally and within the construction industry.


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