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08-01-2012, 06:29 PM #10
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Re: Thermostat Question

Originally Posted by TheLuckyGecko

I contacted ZooMed and the rep said that she had never heard of trying to operate multiple units on one thermostat, and that she would not recommend that.

Sounds like you talked to a "winner" LOL
There will be a little temp variance but it shouldnt be huge. you can plug all the pads into a power strip and then plug the strip into the stat
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