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Old 04-24-17, 12:28 PM   #12
dannybgoode
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Re: New enclosure heating advice

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Originally Posted by jjhill001 View Post
The thermostat isn't gonna matter if it's not positioned in the right spot. If the thermostat probe is a foot away from the CHE and it's set to 90 it's gonna heat as hot as it needs to in order to get that probe to 90 degrees. That means it can potentially max out trying to get the probe to temperature.

I'm tired of people just saying get a thermostat, or just set the thermostat to X degrees and you're fine without asking the necessary setup questions in order to help it get set up properly. A thermostat needs to be dialed in to make sure other parts of the cage aren't getting ridiculously hot. If it's not set up properly you might as well not use one.
I posted an extensive write up on how I place the probe for a che. Works exceptionally well...


http://www.ssnakess.com/forums/gener...snake-viv.html

Ignore my comments in the post re: uth's if you wish
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