can this be used to monitor and control the air temp inside a custom reptile enclosure such as turn on and off at set temps?
885530
I use it to keep my fermentation chamber at 68 degrees F.It has 2 switches in it, one is wired for below the set temp and the other is for above the set temp. For my purposes it is wired to an outlet. One of the plugs is powered when the temp goes below 68, and turns on a heat lamp. If the temp goes over 68 the lamp shuts off and the other plug is turned on and this is running a refrigerator compressor, cooling the space down to 68,You wont have a cooling system for a reptile tank, but it will run a heat lamp just fine when the temp drops below whatever you require.
885531
Absolutely. It's accurate to 1 degree of difference between current temp and desired.
2236161
I would say certainly. Thermometers just respond to external temperatures. Youll just have to hang it directly on the ac output
2198610
Well I don't use it as a reptile heater...I use it to heat medical tubing for a BiPAP machine to treat sleep apnea. It gets hot enough to burn/blister my skin through a tee shirt. It also melted my tubing. Get a good rheostat if you buy one.
2032189
I don't think so, but I have not tried it. It is to measure surface temperature. If you point it at the interior wall, it will measure that temperature, but not air temperature or working temperature.
1916148
I have used it to monitor smoker temps for c old smoking cheese, les than 90 degrees and up to 350 degrees in my bbq, no issues
319188
This has a variable temperature control. It would good for soldering printed circuit boards.
1635447
Yes. Venstar Indoor/outdoor Sensor for T5800 and T6800 Thermostat . You can program the stat to use the remote sensor as the control point or simply report the the temperature at the remote location.
434067
Probably not all this does is adds a remote thermometer that turns it on and off overriding the built in one. If the temperature drops to below what you set it simply will not turn on the unit and the inside will match that of the outside
80344
I think that this would work very well. I have used this to measure temps on computer processors and heat buildup on electrical components. should do what you want.
1149973
It has a thermometer and it can control split-ducts systems but it's not designed as a thermostat. The split-duct system would do that itself. This just sends the commands to power on and set a temp. After that, it's hands off.
1554636
Not unless you're adept at writing some software to do so. This device is used mainly for infrared remote control devices.
1183276
No. I tried this and did not work, which makes sense because it uses IR sensor/signals. Sorry for the delay in responding.
2020460
This Device allows control of heat, cool, off or hold settings or switch temperature readings at the device or thermostat or of course set the temperature desired. It also displays the out door temperature as I have it set up. Depending on the system I understand it may have more capabilities but I do not see any fan controls available on the device.
212805
No, since it senses room air temperature and not floor temperature which is usually what you want to control with a SunTouch type system. (You just want to heat the floor, not the room.) I have a SunTouch heating system under the tile in my bathroom, and we imbedded a thermocouple in the floor between two of the loops of heating wire. This was connected to a basic, non-digital, SunTouch thermostat and it works very well. My son has the digital SunTouch thermostat and is happy with that as well.
594309
I would think if your outlet is the item that's programmable, that it should, but I can't say for sure. I do know that the item itself can be set to turn on only when it gets a certain temp, much like a thermostat. Not sure if that helps
1583021
Yes, but be aware that it only measures temperature when you ask it to (from the app). It doesn't monitor conditions continuously.
1839075
Hi there! No, you may just cap-off the sensor wire and the thermostat will control the temp.