Thermostats

[shotty]

Hi,
I currently use a Habistat Temperature thermostst, a simple on/off switching device which works fairly well. Accuracy is not perfect though and temps fluctuate up to +/- 4F at times. I'm looking to upgrade to a pulse proportional thermostat made by the same company but am not sure if this will work with a UTH. I've read up on it but all I can find is "ideal for high powered ceramic heaters" and no info on what can't be used with it. So.. Is it possible to use a pulse proportional thermostat with a UTH?
Any help is appreciated,
Cheers!!

[vinnimac]

I am pretty sure that is what I am using right now with great success. I have 'stick to the bottom' UTH's, and Herpstats, which I feel are the best thermostats, and EXCELLENT customer support!

[shotty]

Can't seem to get herpstats in the UK, but i think they're pulse proportional so I'll go ahead with the one here! Cheers for the help!

[Shaun J]

Go to www.mgreptiles.com and look for his herpstats, I'm sure he can ship to the UK (I think lol)

[justcage]

Go to www.mgreptiles.com and look for his herpstats, I'm sure he can ship to the UK (I think lol)

Yuppers we ship to the UK every week. You will have to have a power converter since you run on 220.. A PPT will be fine with a UTH..

[shotty]

Thanks for the help! How would I go about finding a power converter? Not really sure where to start or how much money to expect to pay?
Thanks again,
Paul

[shotty]

Yuppers we ship to the UK every week. You will have to have a power converter since you run on 220.. A PPT will be fine with a UTH..

Sorry, one more question...
How much is shipping of a herpstat to the UK? Couldn't seem to find costs on your site

Cheers!

[justcage]

Shoot me an email and we can talk about shipping if you like.

You can use something like this
http://www.voltage-converter-transfo...ansformer.html