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    Herpstat 1 Basic users! Quick question!

    I just bought a Herpstat 1 Basic, but I am used to the old original Herpstats. On this new one, there is only one outlet on the back of it, where the old one had an extension cord coming out of it with 3 plugs. My question is, with this new one, how do I plug in multiple plugs to the Herpstat? I use all the same size heat tape but have 2 strings of it to plug in. Thanks for the advice, unfortunately the manual didn't help...
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    Re: Herpstat 1 Basic users! Quick question!

    Quote Originally Posted by PweEzy View Post
    I just bought a Herpstat 1 Basic, but I am used to the old original Herpstats. On this new one, there is only one outlet on the back of it, where the old one had an extension cord coming out of it with 3 plugs. My question is, with this new one, how do I plug in multiple plugs to the Herpstat? I use all the same size heat tape but have 2 strings of it to plug in. Thanks for the advice, unfortunately the manual didn't help...
    Plug in all of your heat tape into a power strip. Then plug the power strip into the Herpstat.

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    Re: Herpstat 1 Basic users! Quick question!

    Quote Originally Posted by satomi325 View Post
    Plug in all of your heat tape into a power strip. Then plug the power strip into the Herpstat.
    Like a surge breaker?
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    Re: Herpstat 1 Basic users! Quick question!

    Quote Originally Posted by satomi325 View Post
    Plug in all of your heat tape into a power strip. Then plug the power strip into the Herpstat.
    Don't you just hate common sense!

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    Re: Herpstat 1 Basic users! Quick question!

    Quote Originally Posted by grcforce327 View Post
    Don't you just hate common sense!
    Nope, just hate smart alec's that feel the need to give their worthless 2 cents.
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    Re: Herpstat 1 Basic users! Quick question!

    Quote Originally Posted by PweEzy View Post
    Like a surge breaker?
    Not a surge breaker.
    But yes, a surge protector or power strip.

    Like this,

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    Re: Herpstat 1 Basic users! Quick question!

    Good deal, thanks Nikki!!
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    Yes the surge protector works great. I use one on my setup with on problems.

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