Electrim Heating Tray 25Ltr (Model TE25)

Bought the expensive one as the cheapest blue pad were not great a few problem during the cider fermentation it could not barley keep up the temperature for a quiet sometimes.The good version heated it only rate 25 watts per hour (for a 25 litres of liquid) same amount of power from one energy save bulb, it warm up to keep near 20 C idea for in shed during the winter time but I would suggest buy a thermostat label stick on the glass to keep eye out & making sure it keeps around near 20 C depend outdoor temperature. I would buy other one.

Used this to keep my brewing beer at temp through cold night's. Would be great with temp control however the price reflect the simplicity but it does exactly what it says on the tin.

The heating Plate is easy to use to help to brew your home made beer. Works perfectly and keeps the mixture at the temp it should be.

Does a great job and really helped my wine come along. I had three demijohns on it and it worked just fine.. Watch the lead connection as it can easily be pulled out as it's not a tight fit. My personnal view is that this product is expensive for what it is, but all brands seem to be similar price.

It's currently installed in a cold 7 degree garage under my beer and the thermometer sticky strip I stuck half way up the side of the 25L tub is showing 14 degrees. Fortunately the yeast is surviving and bubbling nicely. I wish the tray was a bit more powerful but apart from that it shall bring forth beer which is the important thing.

I brought this for our company VestGuard UK and we are using it to keep our resin warm as we are doing R&D in ballistics and body armour

Works great to keep my beer at the right temperature during fermentation. I use an ink bird thermometer to measure the temperature and turn this on and off automatically based on the probe readings. I kept the beer within a 0.5C range for 2 weeks with my setup.

After trying the heating belt for half the price. I would recommend this heater. It was great for heating a 25ltr homebrew mash.