should a ceramic heat emitter 100W be thermostated
im trying to get away from the red bulb i got a 100w CHE for ym 40g tank is that something that needs to be thermostated as well as my UTH?
Re: should a ceramic heat emitter 100W be thermostated
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Lacey
im trying to get away from the red bulb i got a 100w CHE for ym 40g tank is that something that needs to be thermostated as well as my UTH?
Correct me if I'm wrong, and by no means am I a pro, but I have my bulb (I don't know how it differs heat wise) on a dimmer, and it seems to work well.
Re: should a ceramic heat emitter 100W be thermostated
well i just went back to the bulb that CHE got extremely hot and smelled funny my dome is the white metal and ceremic top and is good up to 150w but i think ur suppose to use a cage style for those i took it out before something catches on fire
Re: should a ceramic heat emitter 100W be thermostated
I use domes for che for night heat for my beardies and never have had a funky smell. Any heat source needs to be regulated. If your going to use a thermostat then you would need a dimming thermostat for bulbs and for che or any non light emitting heat source you can use on/off, pulse, or dimming.
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Re: should a ceramic heat emitter 100W be thermostated
Yea. I have my che on a thermostat. Seems to be doing good so far. With out is to scary
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