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    Re: Water snakes and Belly Heat :/

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    As in that it's reached its target temp. Basicly the small red light turns off. Does that turn its heat off or is it still outputting heat? Im asking because its on a glass tank and when i feel the inside it dosent feel warm at all
    it is stopping any power output to the device that's connected to it, so yes the heat is turned off. those thermostats operate in an on/off style: full power or no power, with a 2° ∆ (delta; this means the device waits for the temperature to be 2° above or below the target temp before switching off/on.).

    you might need to up the temperature set on the thermostat. what's the temperature reading at the bottom of the enclosure above the UTH?
    Last edited by tttaylorrr; 10-13-2017 at 12:31 PM. Reason: grammar
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