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Get More Efficient Ice Protection with a Kasco C-10 Thermostat

Get More Efficient Ice Protection with a Kasco C-10 Thermostat

Do I need a thermostat to operate my De-icer? We answer why it may or may not be a good fit for your specific application in this blog.

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How to Size a Kasco De-icer

How to Size a Kasco De-icer

Learn how to size a Kasco De-icer. Get expert tips on horsepower, depth, and coverage to keep your water ice-free this winter.

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De-icing 101 - Back to the Basics

De-icing 101 - Back to the Basics

Kasco De-icers provide a simple way to protect your in-water property throughout winter while keeping fish healthy and saving time and money.

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Understanding Ice Expansion, Ice Jacking, and Ice Floes on Winter Waterways

Understanding Ice Expansion, Ice Jacking, and Ice Floes on Winter Waterways

A common question we get is, "What happens if a chunk of floating ice runs into my dock?" In this article, we will explain the most common types of ice damage that impact structures submerged in water during the winter.

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De-icer vs. AquatiClear

De-icer vs. AquatiClear

We dive into two of our top water quality management tools, De-icers and AquatiClear Circulators, and explore the differences between them.

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Kasco's Top Five De-icer FAQs

Kasco's Top Five De-icer FAQs

At Kasco, we recognize no installation site is the same. Check out our top five De-icing FAQs to ensure a successful winter season.

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De-icers or Diffusers for Ice Prevention?

De-icers or Diffusers for Ice Prevention?

Bottom aeration is a great way to maintain a healthy pond. However, it can lead to a pond turnover & fish kill. Learn how

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What’s Going on in There? – Winter

What’s Going on in There? – Winter

Cold weather can be harsh on your pond and its inhabitants. Continue reading to learn what you can do to care for your pond this winter.

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De-icer Thrust - What Does it Mean?

De-icer Thrust - What Does it Mean?

The power behind de-icing units is called "thrust." Learn what thrust is and why it makes a difference in preventing ice in our latest article.

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