immersion heater

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immersion heater [ə′mər·zhən ‚hēd·ər]

(electricity)

An electric device for heating a liquid by direct immersion in the liquid.

immersion heater

A heater in which the electric heating element, submerged in a water tank, is controlled by a thermostat built into the tank or in contact with the water.

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