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    Re: Warm side is perfect temperature, but cool side is only about 72 degrees...

    Quote Originally Posted by thefnshow66 View Post
    I only have one T-stat. Most T-stats come with at least 3 outlets to plug in heat sources. Use one of the outlets with your uth for the hot side, set it at the desired temp right? Then with your other uth, you connect that to the dimmer switch, then connect the dimmer switch to one of the other outlets on the t-stat. Set the dimmer switch till it reaches around 80-84 degrees and then your good. OSH is Orchard Supply Hardware.
    How do you set a dimmer to 80-84? From the pictures of dimmers I see all i see is an on and off button...
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    Re: Warm side is perfect temperature, but cool side is only about 72 degrees...

    http://www.reptilesupply.com/product.php?products_id=77

    That is the one i use, it has a little knob and you move it from very low to very high, you just have to monitor things with a thermometer to make sure your getting accurate readings.

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    Re: Warm side is perfect temperature, but cool side is only about 72 degrees...

    Lowes has dimmers in the lamp section.

    http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...-WH&lpage=none

    I use this with no problems....Keeps you from waiting on shipping, and those zoomeds at a retail store are a little high priced.
    Too many snakes to be declared "sane" as far as my friends are concerned....

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    Re: Warm side is perfect temperature, but cool side is only about 72 degrees...

    Quote Originally Posted by kid_mustango02 View Post
    Lowes has dimmers in the lamp section.

    http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...-WH&lpage=none

    I use this with no problems....Keeps you from waiting on shipping, and those zoomeds at a retail store are a little high priced.
    So should i use that with a 2nd UTH or use it with some flexwatt???
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    Re: Warm side is perfect temperature, but cool side is only about 72 degrees...

    Quote Originally Posted by thefnshow66 View Post
    I only have one T-stat. Most T-stats come with at least 3 outlets to plug in heat sources. Use one of the outlets with your uth for the hot side, set it at the desired temp right? Then with your other uth, you connect that to the dimmer switch, then connect the dimmer switch to one of the other outlets on the t-stat. Set the dimmer switch till it reaches around 80-84 degrees and then your good. OSH is Orchard Supply Hardware.
    thats a really good idea..wish I would of thought of that wen I was having troubles
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    Re: Warm side is perfect temperature, but cool side is only about 72 degrees...

    but wouldnt getting like a 4" strip of flexwatt be a lot cheaper?
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    Re: Warm side is perfect temperature, but cool side is only about 72 degrees...

    Quote Originally Posted by rmune0750 View Post
    So should i use that with a 2nd UTH or use it with some flexwatt???
    You can use it with whatever you like. It all works the same in the end.
    Too many snakes to be declared "sane" as far as my friends are concerned....

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