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proportinal control of lights?
Hiya
I have a proportinal thermostat controller for my heat sources.
I will need to add a light to provide additional heat (the flexiwatt isn't enough)
can the lightbulb be run through the proportinal controller?
(It's a herpstat)
thank you
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Re: proportinal control of lights?
Well...they work well on dimmers, so I imagine a proportional t-stat could be used on a bulb. Might seriously decrease the bulb's life, though. Just a guess on my part...hopefully someone who's tried this or knows more how these work will chime in.
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Re: proportinal control of lights?
I was also thinking that, on blowing bulbs much faster.
You might be better off with a CHE instead. I know those respond a little better to dimmers, tstats, etc...
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Re: proportinal control of lights?
ok...I could do that
I was concerned that a CHE might be overkill for my 48"x24"x17" enclosure.
what do you think?
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Re: proportinal control of lights?
 Originally Posted by fishmommy
ok...I could do that
I was concerned that a CHE might be overkill for my 48"x24"x17" enclosure.
what do you think?
That's a big enclosure! I think a CHE should be fine.
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Re: proportinal control of lights?
thanks all!
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