Animal Plastics and Flexwatt

Pro Products heat panels rock ... they mount inside of the enclosure, provide steady, perfect temps (when used with a thermostat) and are completely safe to the touch.

No need for a heat shroud that takes up cage space or a CHE that can burn skin and/or scales.

-adam

quote by Elevatethis

"Oh, I was responding to this, posted by BD1:


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I am thinking of changing over to a Pro Heat Radiant Panel on a thermostat for the cool side soon. From what I've read, it should work as well as the Flexwatt, if not better, due to the thickness of the AP plastic. "


Ahhh...... yeah, a little misleading;) . Let's hope he isn't intending to use the RHP as a UTH.:)

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Originally Posted by BD1

Aww, wish I had known that, I would have prefered that rather than using the CHE and drying up the humidity so much. Oh well, but I am thinking of changing over to a Pro Heat Radiant Panel on a thermostat for the cool side soon. From what I've read, it should work as well as the Flexwatt, if not better, due to the thickness of the AP plastic.

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I just read this thread again and finally realized what I wrote made no sense! I knew the RP doesn't go on the outside of the tank, I don't think I was thinking straight, sorry for the confusion. Thanks everyone for all your help!!!

My set up has the belly heat and the radiant heat panel in an AP T3 and it works great. This set up was recommened to me by Adam and Matt cosigned it! It works fine and I haven't had any temp or BP problems! LOL

You must use a good TStat though. I use the Herpstat2 as it can control 2 heat sources with different temp settings.