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    Re: Thermostat and Substrate Questions

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaorte View Post
    right on the glass under the substrate? If that is indeed where you have it and you are only getting a temp of 80-82, your UTH might be defective. They should heat up to 120* unregulated.

    How much substrate do you have over the probe? is there any airflow under the UTH?
    I use those same ones and they come with the little plastic risers. If they are using them then the heat is probably being lost. I cover my Exo Terras with a piece of polystyrene insulation, so all the heat goes up, and they maintain good temps.

    SpartyBassoon, If you decide to use polystyrene insulation, it is crucial that you use a thermostat to run your UTH...
    Last edited by Vypyrz; 04-29-2010 at 11:58 PM.
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