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  • 06-17-2012, 10:38 PM
    drezden
    Attaching thermostat probe
    Where is the best place to attach the probe for the thermostat? I'm thinking outside of the enclosure directly on the bottom of the heat pad.. but I'm not sure what to use to attach it. Tape wouldn't be a good idea. A hot glue gun might make the probe inaccurate.. and if I ever needed to upgrade the size of the heat pad it would be hard to change.

    Does anyone put the probe on the inside the enclosure? Where you put the probe for the digital thermometer?

    Actually would tape be okay if its on the outside of the enclosure, like a masking tape perhaps?
  • 06-17-2012, 10:58 PM
    Sky1982
    In between the heat pad and cage/tank would be good. Or on the bottom of the cage under whatever you use for substrate. You can just peel the heat pad a little and stick it in between.
  • 06-17-2012, 11:00 PM
    The Serpent Merchant
    I use hot glue. When applied in the right places it won't mess with the readings, and is very easy to remove.

    I apply the glue to the cord of the probe where it connects to the probe itself and use a vey small dot towards the tip to secure it.

    I sandwich my probes between the flexwatt and the bottom of my cages.
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