Is this suitable to use with an UTH? (the description only says incandescent heat source).
869377
I don't know what a UTH is. I've used it with various strength light bulbs and a ceramic IR heating bulb.
869378
Yes, I have been using this controller for a 16"x8" UTH. Been working perfectly for about 4 months now. I hope this helps!
869379
A UTH is a incandescent heat source because there is no light so yes it will work.
869380
Yes it is! That is exactly what I use it for. I have a 10-20 gal UTH for my ball python and it works for regulating the temperature in his enclosure. Hope this helps (:
1575179
I don't know why not, I use mine for melting Al (1200-1500 deg F), but did have to buy different thermocouple (~$20).
308834
I guess it depends on how hot...a regular incandescent bulb is no problem, but anything hotter than that might be suspect. Have you checked the Wells Lamont website? Sorry about that...
1151492
Torchstar information is not so good. Product is indicated as having the LEDs driven by a constant current driver. The website spec indicates a current of 19mA to 59mA. 50% tolerance is not so good. Anyway, I doubt there is enough wasted energy to raise the temperature that much. Bottom line, of you do not completely seal off the area immediately surrounding the light and allow the heat to go somewhere you should be fine. Assuming you mean a soffit on the overhang of the roof there should be nothing to prevent hot air from rising to the peak.
603665
URC base stations use mono 3.5mm plugs. This 3 Eye IR emitter also uses a mono 3.5mm plug so therefore it should work without any problems.
996815
Yes it will work on any heat source. You want to have it on the smallest burner, so the heat is only under the cezve, not around it.
1513340
Yes that is because ut is removing heat. You should wrap it with insulation tape for better efficiency..
236772
I have done it and it works fine. Produces less heat that 65 watt incandescent. Also works with standard dimmer. Great bulb.
128706
Because it uses LED and not a conventional incandescent bulb, you won't feel any heat. However, I don't know how efficient this lamp is and how leaving it on for hours and hours at a time will affect the longevity of this lamp.
1442461
I don't think you should use heat emitters with this lamp fixture, cause of the heat output would be to great and definitely started a fire.
1997388
No my son uses it. He works for Loomis and has no issues at all he just loves how powerful it packs a huge beam for such a small size. I have the big brother of it and it does not get too hot to hold even being on for an hour. on high setting. But I can just say to me it just gets a little warm with mine it puts out 600lumens on high. And that one just gets slightly warm too my hands after an hour. Then I have to use my backup battery. I would suggest as well to get the tenergy battery kit that comes with 6 batteries. Awesome deal and great batteries,I think they are just as good as putting in a new set of Duracell. I hope this helps. No my son uses it. He works for Loomis and has no issues at all he just loves how powerful it packs a huge beam for such a small size. I have the big brother of it and it does not get too hot to hold even being on for an hour. on high setting. But I can just say to me it just gets a little warm with mine it puts out 600lumens on high. And that one just gets slightly warm too my hands after an hour. Then I have to use my backup battery. I would suggest as well to get the tenergy battery kit that comes with 6 batteries. Awesome deal and great batteries,I think they are just as good as putting... » Read More No my son uses it. He works for Loomis and has no issues at all he just loves how powerful it packs a huge beam for such a small size. I have the big brother of it and it does not get too hot to hold even being on for an hour. on high setting. But I can just say to me it just gets a little warm with mine it puts out 600lumens on high. And that one just gets slightly warm too my hands after an hour. Then I have to use my backup battery. I would suggest as well to get the tenergy battery kit that comes with 6 batteries. Awesome deal and great batteries,I think they are just as good as putting in a new set of Duracell. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1944819
I suppose you could yes, but I would use a continuous light source that gives off little or no heat such as LED lights.
284877
I bought mine for low temperature use. but i found that it would not hold my desired temperature, be the temperature that it displayed (i have a laser heat gun), or stay powered on the entire time i had set. Overall it wasn't a very precise device, i personally recommend looking into any other devices in your price range if there are any, as i would not buy this again for my purposes.
1851683
A 105w CFB should be fine as they produce significantly less heat than incandescent, halogen or the likes. And this particular bulb holder uses a ceramic socket inside it to deal with heat issues without melting, that's why I use them. But as always, YMMV.
1665047
I can't remember if it is or not. But I'm not sure that a 100 watt heat bulb is any hotter than a regular 100 watt bulb and the heat would be directed away from the mounting because it's a flood light, so I'd think it's rated fine for that.
963898
Yes - provided the device is 1800 W or less. Too high wattage can lead to gradual heating and then overheating. Check the user's manual of the device that you want to plug into the Universal Adapter to verify the wattage and other relevant info.
220186
I wouldn't recommend it, although I've heard some say yes, but I personally will just use surefire cr123.