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    Re: What kind of Thermostat?

    Like for instance if you use lights, it can simulate sunrises and sunsets.

    Its a proportional thermostat, constantly adjusting temps so they stay within most times a tenth of a degree

    But it can ALSO be switched over to run as an on/off thermostat.

    Its SUPER simple to setup, I had mine going right out of the box with no problems

    It also has the 4 probes like you saw, so for instance as long as a rack is all the same setup, one probe/output can control it just fine as long as you stay within the 400w I believe it is power output per probe.

    I have 9 snakes and 17 eggs in an incubator and Im using 3 probes, the last one is setup telling me my room temps.

    One of the best pieces of equipment you can buy
    Last edited by 2kdime; 06-24-2010 at 08:07 PM.

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