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    Re: Preventing thermostat probe damage?

    Quote Originally Posted by KMG View Post
    A snake is really going to have to try and damage a dangling probe. It certainly could happen but it is highly unlikely.

    I take a different approach with my rhp and secure the probe with a cable strap, gluing the probe to the strap and the strap to the edge of the rhp. It has worked well for me.


    If I did that I'd find a snake dangling from the cord leading to the probe...

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