Nothing is final on the price but I am trying to fit it in around there. I finished the rough draft of the manual yesterday. I feel it will need an expanded manual in the future. You can check out my draft manual at:
http://www.spyderrobotics.com/produc...ity_manual.pdf
This product is for running misting systems, foggers, room humidifiers, ect. Its pretty neat. I also tested this really inexpensive (sub $50 complete) product called TropicAire Humidifier that uses an aquarium pump setup and it worked great for small enclosures with this controller. I have also tested the ultrasonic foggers, and the MistKing misting systems with great success. The Herpstat Humidity has alot of features packed into it and we have already had alot of feedback and buzz from the community so I expect it to do well. Its housed in the same enclosure as our Herpstat ND so its a hangable unit. The price of the sensor is what bumps the price up as just the component costs us around $30 then we have to build it into a enclosure with a pcb board and cable. Thats been my biggest challenge price wise.So don't let your animals chew on the cords for these. Its an all digital sensor though so I feel its well worth the price. I am really pushing for the July 1st release so hopefully everything lines up.
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Dion Brewington
Owner, Spyder Robotics







So don't let your animals chew on the cords for these. Its an all digital sensor though so I feel its well worth the price. I am really pushing for the July 1st release so hopefully everything lines up. 
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