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    Re: Do you use a surge protector on your thermostats?

    depends on what you have fot my beardies, i have one of the zilla. or zoo.med ones, that have a dimmer built inti to monitor uvb turn on/offs. but for my bps. jus ta regular walmart, up to 1500 watt, i think, my tv and theator system, ios on a monster surge protector, with the 5 year warrenty/insurence thing from the company.

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    Re: Do you use a surge protector on your thermostats?

    I use surge protectors for everything, including my thermos, lamps/UTHs and all other electronics. Reason being is because my house is veeeery old (built in 1854!) and the electricity for it was last updated in the 60's. >.< So we are constantly blowing a breaker and having to reset it.

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