Model reference
Cobalt Aquatics Neo-Therm Pro 150 W Submersible Heater
Model: Neo-Therm Pro 150 W
The reviewed US-oriented Cobalt family selector identifies a 150 W fully submersible Neo-Therm Pro. The exact 150 W carton is pictured in a retailer family gallery, but neither that image nor the US-oriented listing establishes the actual unit's voltage/frequency, seller package, or questionnaire compatibility.
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Exact-model photograph is not verified. This model-reference page is text-only. The full review retains a mapped exact 150 W carton-and-heater retailer photo; its visible wattage is an identity cue, not a scale, stock, or performance record.
Cobalt lists the 150 W Neo-Therm Pro up to 40 US gallons with an 11-inch longest stated dimension. It is 11 gallons above the 100 W model's maximum, but shares its longer body length with the 200 W variant; the wattage choice does not resolve the unknown US input or 2°F control step.
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Documented model details
- The maker lists a maximum of 40 US gallons for 150 W, between the 100 W model's 29-gallon ceiling and the 200 W model's 55-gallon ceiling.
- Its listed overall measure is 2.25 × 1.25 × 11 inches; axes are not labeled. The 11-inch longest stated dimension is shared with 200 W, rather than the shorter 100 W body.
- Cobalt's shared Pro description lists adjustable 68–94°F settings, a set/tank display, two-degree button steps, and a shatterproof-casing claim.
Limits to weigh
- Exact voltage and frequency are not supplied in the reviewed records, and the current Pro-specific manual edition was not confirmed; an older Neo-Therm manual is a different generation.
- The finder tests only numeric endpoints, not the model's documented 2°F increments. The 40-gallon maximum does not guarantee a target temperature or define a minimum tank size.
- The reviewed sources do not confirm a separate guard, the trigger for advertised overheating shutoff, or dry-running allowance; the listed measurement axes are unlabeled.
Check before ordering
- Verify the exact Neo-Therm Pro 150 W label and that the listing is not a sibling wattage; the saved retailer image shows a 150 Watt carton but does not establish today's offer contents.
- Read the unit's own voltage/frequency label and current manual; do not transfer specifications from the earlier Neo-Therm generation.
- Check clearance for an 11-inch longest listed measure and mounting bracket, then consider the independently selected target against 2°F steps and monitor the actual water with a separate thermometer.