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    So this just happened!



    Going through everyone’s enclosures I saw that Daenerys thermometer read that on her hot spot.....the flipping jumpstart crapped out on me cause we had a power surge last night.....but the Leo’s jumpstart crapped out and killed the power to the heat mat....Daenerys is safe and has been on her cool side the past few days..... WTH?!?! Now I freaked out and looking to get the Herp 6 for the 6 snakes on the racks and an ez for Daenerys....this scared the outta me


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    Re: So this just happened!

    that’s scary good thing you caught that in time


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    Yeah, all it takes is one close call to push the "submit" button on the Herpstat order. I did the same when my Jumpstart failed on me. Good thing I obsessively check temps and caught it right away, but still. All that holding out on ordering a Herpstat immediately went out the window when I was that close to cooking my beloved snake.

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    at least you caught it before any damage was done! a Jumpstart failure is not an "if" but a "when," folks!
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    I almost cried when I ordered the Herpstat 4, but now I feel good about it. Thank you Aerries for sharing.

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    Re: So this just happened!

    Glad everyone is ok.

    I recently picked up this Accurite Temperature and Humidity Station with 3 Indoor Sensors for $50 on Amazon. Not only does it allow you to monitor three enclosures individually and together in a single display station, it also has visual and auditory hi/lo alarms. So far it's working ok.



    https://www.acurite.com/indoor-multi-sensor-display-with-3-indoor-sensors.html
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    Re: So this just happened!

    Quote Originally Posted by larryd23 View Post
    Glad everyone is ok.

    I recently picked up this Accurite Temperature and Humidity Station with 3 Indoor Sensors for $50 on Amazon. Not only does it allow you to monitor three enclosures individually and together in a single display station, it also has visual and auditory hi/lo alarms. So far it's working ok.



    https://www.acurite.com/indoor-multi-sensor-display-with-3-indoor-sensors.html
    That's a thermometer, Aerries thermostat failed.

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    Re: So this just happened!

    Quote Originally Posted by RickyNY View Post
    That's a thermometer, Aerries thermostat failed.

    I understand that. His Jumpstart thermostat failed leaving his heat mat running at 100%. My thought was that a temperature/humidity gauge with with hi/lo visual and auditory alarms might have alerted him well before his temp hit 150+ degrees.

    Fortunately, Daenerys wasn't harmed. Hi/lo alarms are just another layer of protection.
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    Re: So this just happened!

    I'm glad none of your critters were hurt Aerries. How long did you have the jumpstart? I've used 6 of them for the past 5+ years and haven't had one fail yet. Also, which UTH do you use? One reason I like Ultratherm uths is they don't go much over 100F even if they're running wide open.
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    Holy Shiii......omg!

    Glad ad everyone is safe! Off to check my babies right now!
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