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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
Mine bends too. I do use a 30-40g UTH, which is bigger, but you shouldn't have any problems anyways. Just attach the UTH to the tub with foil tape, allowing the middle to flex a little. It might help to start heating up the UTH so it will loosen up over the probe when you attach it.
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Hock3ymonk3y (08-11-2009)
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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
Alright, so it's okay if it may be a little different temp right there?
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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
What do you mean? The temp should be the same throughout the UTH.
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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
Since it is bent outward in that spot, the UTH will not be as close to the plastic, so the temp will bea little lower right there than another place on the uTH
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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
 Originally Posted by Hock3ymonk3y
Since it is bent outward in that spot, the UTH will not be as close to the plastic, so the temp will bea little lower right there than another place on the uTH
I don't think it will make that much of a difference as heat will still build up in that air space. Maybe a fraction of a degree, but nothing to worry about I'd think.
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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
Alright, thanks for the help.
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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
This is the reason flexwatt is preferred with tubs. When using those type of heating pads you need a spare just sitting on the shelf next to the tub to tape the probes to. Other wise the tubs will not sit flat.
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Re: UTH/Thermomostat Troubles
 Originally Posted by flameethrower
This is the reason flexwatt is preferred with tubs. When using those type of heating pads you need a spare just sitting on the shelf next to the tub to tape the probes to. Other wise the tubs will not sit flat.
If you're not using a rack, it's not a problem. I glued a couple of the feet risers to the bottom, so there's air space for the UTH and probe.
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