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Thread: Heating Issue!

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    Heating Issue!

    I cant get my temps up High enough in my 3 tubs. I have the T-Stat set at
    100F and Im only getting the hot side up to around 86f Max

    Suggesations?

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    Do you have to much space between the heat pad and the tub and maybe need to get the tub closer?
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    No I dont think so, the tubs fit in the shelf tight, and the tubs are far enough over them, Im using 4" 8watt flexwatt. I did use some alumminum tape over the edges of the flexwatt to keep in place, Also using a Pro Exotics PE-2 Infrared Temp Gun to take the heat readings.

    ANy other suggestion or ideas
    Last edited by AlbertaBP; 08-10-2011 at 09:50 PM.

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