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Tub Heating Questions

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  • 06-29-2010, 01:06 PM
    yeti2k3
    Re: Tub Heating Questions
    Yeah Thats my thinking of it. I just went and checked... 75.5-75.9 as the reading i got throughout the room and closet. Plus im sure with the door pretty much closed the heat from the UTH's will raise the temp in the room some too bringing everything up to what should be acceptable temps.
  • 06-29-2010, 02:41 PM
    mozbink
    Re: Tub Heating Questions
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by yeti2k3 View Post
    I have looked in a lot of places and have not been able to find a specific answer to a question i have. When using a tub setup. IS the ONLY heat source UTH? Or do you have to keep the room they are in at 80-85 as well?

    I see alot of ppl using tubs.. and im thinking are they all keeping the whole room 80-85 or are the tubs small enough that the heat from the UTH is enough to up the air temp inside the tubs as well. Thanks for your help.


    When you are using an UTH i believe you are dependant on room temp to get yoru ambient temps correct.

    My 28qt setup with a UTH in a 75 degree room will have an ambient temp of 76 at best.
  • 06-29-2010, 03:45 PM
    alittleFREE
    Re: Tub Heating Questions
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    The room temp in my snake area is 78-80 degrees

    If I don't keep the temps up at 78 my cool end ambient won't stay ot or over 78.

    This is what I do, as well.
  • 06-29-2010, 05:48 PM
    mykee
    Re: Tub Heating Questions
    Quote:

    "What if the room is the size of a closet that is 40"w x 40"d x 8feet tall."
    LOL, how did a 3.5 ft. X 3.5 ft. closet suddenly become a room? That's still barely a closet.
    Regardless of the size of the closet you're housing your stuff in, you need an ambient air temp that will facilitate the thermostat in obtaining the proper temps in the bins. ANY thermostat can only increase the temp of a hot spot roughly 20 degrees above the ambient air temps, and even then, it's working at maximum capacity. Your room will need to be at LEAST 75.
  • 06-29-2010, 06:55 PM
    yeti2k3
    Re: Tub Heating Questions
    haha i know its not a room. LEts call it the extremly small snake closet :) Anyway I completely understand what you are saying. My home is always 75 and the room im keeping them in is normaly 78 if i dont run a fan. So the closet should work none the less. Time will tell if i try to use it or not.
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