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  • 02-25-2007, 01:16 PM
    evelyn
    Same Thermostat for multiple UTH
    Hi Everyone!

    I was wondering which thermostat one would rate as the worst same thermostat for multiple UTH......which one to steer clear of all together....

    And, conversely, which one would be the best...I'm sure there are a few... :)


    Thanks for your time!

    Evelyn
  • 02-25-2007, 01:27 PM
    tmlowe5704
    Re: Same Thermostat for multiple UTH
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by evelyn
    Hi Everyone!

    I was wondering which thermostat one would rate as the worst same thermostat for multiple UTH......which one to steer clear of all together....

    And, conversely, which one would be the best...I'm sure there are a few... :)


    Thanks for your time!

    Evelyn

    Stay away from ESU and the dial type thermostats. There are plenty people here who have stories about them failing and temps reaching over 100*. On a side note, I hope you know you will need more than 1 thermostat for each heating element unless they are all the same. As far as the best goes, it is a touch choice between Helix and Herpstat
  • 02-25-2007, 02:03 PM
    evelyn
    Re: Same Thermostat for multiple UTH
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by tmlowe5704
    S On a side note, I hope you know you will need more than 1 thermostat for each heating element unless they are all the same.

    Yeppers! They sure are all the same, set up, size and one snake a piece!!
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