Mini Heater for 3D Printer, HCSSZ Lightweight 3D Resin Printer Temperature Controller Heating Thermostat Temp Control with Activated Carbon Filter for LCD DLP 3D Printers

Keeps enclosure warm

This is a great little heater works well can now print even in the coldest weather

It worked for 3 months.no option to replace or return .its too expensive to last such a short time

Heater seems to perform in below zero (-4) conditions in my workshop, however when connected to the electrical circuit with the radio on it, appears to cause radio interference.

3D printer mini heater is a versatile and powerful tool that is designed specifically for use in 3D printers. Its compact size makes it perfect for use in cold weather, and it is capable of quickly and efficiently heating up the resin and raising the ambient temperature. This helps to ensure that your 3D printer works well, saving you time and resin material.One of the standout features of this heater is its temperature control. The built-in high-precision temperature sensor is accurate to 0.1℃ and allows for easy and precise temperature adjustments. The heater also features a fireproof case and high-quality power cord for added safety and peace of mind.The compact size of the 3D printer heater is also a major advantage, measuring in at 10.8x5.7x3.2cm/4.25x5.24x1.25 inches and weighing only 117 grams. This makes it the perfect size for 8-15 inch LCD/DLP 3D resin printers and it only takes 10 minutes from 10°C to 20°C in 10 inch tank.In addition to its heating function, the 3D printer temperature controller also includes two additional functions. The first is air circulation, which helps to circulate the warm air throughout the printer. The second is a built-in activated carbon filter, which helps to filter any odors.

After repeated failures printing flexible resin, I realised I wasn't going to get away with not adding heat. This was the only option I could find apart from making my own which I didn't have the time for. This works well and I get good results printing Resione TH72 and F80. For what it is, this seems very expensive, but it works well. Getting the power cable out of the printer without propping the lid means I want to make a lid riser -- designs don't seem to be available, so I'm working on my own.

Unable to fit this heater to my new Anycubic photon 4k resin printer as the power lead has to pass from inside the printer to the outside the only way this is possible is to drill a hole or cut a notch out of the outer cover. If this was fitted with a ribbon cable it may work.

Few close to fatal flaws - plan for twice as much space, the cable is rigid and unbendable at the socket, I have to put mine at a weird angle despite being one of the printers in their promo shots! The temperature gauge is (somewhat comically) in front of the fan blowing the warm air, it always reads around 10 degrees more than it is so if you want 30.... set to 40 or get your wire cutters out because you're doing some cable work! It does actually work though.