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    Re: Thermostat Questions

    Quote Originally Posted by Damien79 View Post
    I’m have a 100w thermostat and I have two snakes and two set ups. Do I have to have a thermostat for each uth and each heat lamp?? Thanks
    In general, yes.

    The exception to the rule, is if the tanks are in an identical location (right next to each other or stacked) and have identical tanks, heating elements, etc. Then it CAN work, using one thermostat with probes on one tank on each heating element, but again, everything has to be identical.
    Last edited by dakski; 03-05-2020 at 09:47 AM.

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