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I currently have one but would love to see Racks and Single Enclosure ideas ! As I plan on building one in the future.
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Well, on my DIY rack I spliced all the connections and connected them so they all ran on one plug (hard to explain...I can get pictures later) so the only wires I have are from the flexwatt, thermostat, and the probe, and I just use twisty ties (like the ones on loafs of bread?) and secure them to the rack. Like I said, I can post some pictures later
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Enclosures pic sure y not...
Well heres mine,made the enclosure myself. The wires i dont really mess with them i have timers on the lights & its hidden so it doesnt bother me!!!
http://i1124.photobucket.com/albums/..._fever/024.jpg
http://i1124.photobucket.com/albums/...ever/012-3.jpg
Ita not a single enclosure,but you can use electrical tape to keep the wires together or zip ties or even the twisty ties like from a loaf of bread as mencioned by Lgray23....
Last edited by scale_fever; 07-29-2011 at 04:08 PM.
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I've got multiple enclosures (seriously in need of a rack!) and yes, my wires are at the moment one huge rat's nest. I hate it :/ When I get my rack it'll be soooooo much nicer.
1.0 Normal - Maynard
1.0 POG - Victor
0.1 YB - Diana
0.1 Pastel Boa - Astrid
1.0 Salmon Boa -
1.1 Leopard Geckos
0.3.2 Inverts
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At work tight now so I can't post pics.
On my stackable enclosures I have all of my connections coming off of the right side and running into Automotive Wire Loom. I used a 1" loom and just run all of the wires through this and then use the adhesive pads that let you attach a zip-tie (sorry, can't remember what they are called) to them to keep the loom in place where I want it.
The only parts of the wires that you see are where the connectors attach to the heat tape.
Check out one-of your local electronic supply stores or automotive stores. The ones around here have lot's of different options for wire coverings.
If you aren't so concerened about "covering" the wires themselves just make sure that all yor wires are routed to a central location and have them tied neatly together.
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I have wires dangling on one side . I have four different enclosures right now. Hopefully a rack in the near future.
1.0 Normal (Rocko)
1.0 Mojave (Mac)
1.0 Pastel Ghost (Zeus)
0.1 Spider (Zarah)
1.0 Butter (Jagger)
0.1 Coral Albino Boa (Josslynn)
1.0 Kenyan Sand Boa (Cee Lo)
Black Cat Nivea)
Dachshund (Isabella) (Murphy) (Lilli)
Mixed Breed (Heidi)
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Thank you all for your pictures! And for those of you who didn't have them on hand I hope to see them soon. So is it safe to assume it's easier to organize wires if you have a rack?
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