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    Re: Air flow

    Quote Originally Posted by Bennie1986 View Post
    Can you provide a source that proves your claim? I could understand in a sutuation where the heat source is suppose to be considerably higher than 90 degrees. Also, how do you explain the UTH that are sealed pads?

    Please dont think im just trying to argue, im genuinely curious.
    no problem! one internet stranger's opinion should be questioned!
    here's a link to the user manual of a ReptiTherm UTH. this was the quickest link i could find, but it states that not elevating your UTH off of whatever its resting on can cause a fire. i'll post more sources when i find them.

    EDIT: here's an FAQ on the UTH i use stating you must allow the heat to dissipate and not build up.
    Last edited by tttaylorrr; 06-19-2017 at 12:04 PM.
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