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  • 11-04-2009, 02:07 AM
    Hapa_Haole
    Infrared Heat Emitters on Humidity and Ambients
    How will these work on raising the ambient temps of a 41qt tub? Will it concentrate too much heat in one area? I plan to remove a large section of the tub's lid, cover it with wire mesh, and place a infrared heat emitter on top.

    Also, do these zap humidity the same way normal heat lamps do?

    Thanks,
    Dennis
  • 11-05-2009, 09:21 PM
    Hapa_Haole
    Re: Infrared Heat Emitters on Humidity and Ambients
    Does no one use CHE's? :confused:
  • 11-05-2009, 09:36 PM
    jason79
    Re: Infrared Heat Emitters on Humidity and Ambients
    I use them but not on my tubs. They do fine with humidity if you have a problem put the water bowl directly under it humidity will go up.
  • 11-05-2009, 11:02 PM
    Hapa_Haole
    Re: Infrared Heat Emitters on Humidity and Ambients
    Thanks.

    I've read that they emit loads of heat and that they may be a bit much for a tub, especially one that is only 6" tall.

    If its under the control of a thermostat, would you agree with this? People were worried that they would put most of their heat in one concentrated area of the tub, causing a potentially harmful spot.

    Dennis
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