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chris_harper2
at Tue Mar 29 16:38:18 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by chris_harper2 ]
I believe they mean one of two things. I'm guessing that the panel itself won't be dangerously hot. In fact they do a great job of heating and are only warm to the touch.
Or possibly that you won't need to create any uncomfortably or dangerously hot areas in order to achieve your desired cage temps.
With flexwatt if you have the basking area controlled to a certain temperature it may not heat other areas of the cage, even within just a few inches of the heated area.
Or, if you're thermostat is controlling the cooler parts of the cage the heat tape area may end up getting dangrously hot.
RHP's really do a good job of avoiding this. Especially in cooler rooms which I believe you mentioned in the other thread.
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RE: heat panels dont let you get hot spots? - chris_harper2, Tue Mar 29 16:38:18 2005