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Posted by: mystical-dragons at Mon Apr 3 10:26:20 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mystical-dragons ] I actually use inline dimmer switches for each level of my baby racks. My baby racks have 4 levels with 3 bins on each level. I use dual fluorescent fixtures with reptisun 10.0's for uvb, and low watt halogens for my basking bulbs. The halogen basking bulbs are what I plug into the inline dimmer switch, and I can control each rows basking temps seperately, and easily just by using the dimmer switch. With a relatively large collection I have found these to be an energy $saver$ when used in conjunction with halogen bulbs, and a real time/headache saver.. Before these dimmers with every season, and temp change it meant changing out the bulbs for lower/higher wattage as needed, and adjusting each cages basking spot.. Now I attach an indoor/outdoor thermometer with the probe right on the basking spot, or use my temp gun, and adjust my dimmer until the temps are perfect. [ Hide Replies ]
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