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    Re: New t-stat, where to put the probe?

    Quote Originally Posted by yeroc1982 View Post
    But if i put it right at the source, under the substrate, and says its 95, the top of the sub will be abit afew degrees less wont it?
    T-stat probes NEVER go inside the enclosure if it's controlling a UTH under the tank.
    If the snake moves it you get fried snake, not good.
    Tape the t-stat probe under the enclosure against the UTH.
    It doesn't matter what the t-stat reads, only what the thermometer reads off the probe that is UNDER the substrate.
    Jerry Robertson

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