Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Eshopps Magnetic Probe Holder


Eshopps new Magnetic Probe Holder is expected in about 2 weeks. It's going to be a great device to organize your probes in the sump, just attach via the magnet and put your probes in. Pretty cool.

You can sign up to the "wait list" online and you will get an automated email when they are in stock. Then you can order online or call us. Or if you want to preorder, put in an official order, you'll have a guaranteed spot in line. You won't be charged until ready to ship. To preorder, you can email sales@premiumaquatics.com or call us 317-895-9005

-Hold three probes
-Dual purpose holes
-Strong magnet
-Heavy duty

Eshopps Magnetic Probe Holder Price: $29.99

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