Set Alert for Product: ECOSUB Reptile Thermostat Temperature Controller,Digital Reptile Heat Pad Thermostat Controller for Humid Hide Leopard Gecko,Hermit Crab,Turtle,Suitablie for Leopard Gecko Tank Accessories - $19.99
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【Dimming Reptile Thermostat】: The dimming thermostat is a very accurate temperature control method. It’s designed specifically for controlling heat lamps, smart PID heating mode is more stable and efficient which can improve bulb lifetime. Although it’s perfect for heat bulbs, it’s also suitable for almost any heaters. (DO NOT use it with sunlamp)
【Safety & Reliable】: This temperature controler has highly accurate & precise sensor which can sensitively detect the real-time temperature and make adjustments, so you can always keep the reptile heat lamp in right temperature. Constant temperature control range is from 20℃ to 50℃ (68°F to 122°F)
【Easy to Use】: Simply put in the temperature prob in the location that requires monitoring, set the appropriate temperature and then connect the heating device. LED digital screen can directly display ambient temperature and setting value. You can switch celsius and fahrenheit at will.
【For Reptiles Health】: Compared to general thermostats, our dimming thermostat can avoids temperature instability and strong lighting changes, it’s more beneficial to reptiles health. Temperature is very improtant to reptiles, their habitat must be set within a suitable temperature range to ensure their health and vitality.
【Multiple Usage】: This thermostat can be attached with heat lamps, heating mat, heat cable, and can be used for reptiles, pet breeding, hatching or anything else that need to control temperature. (We would highly recommend this thermostat If the heating device is light bulbs) Maximum output load: 300W
8 reviews for REPTIZOO Reptile Dimming Thermostat Heat Lamp Controller
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Christina Darwin –
I use this to control two lights to regulate the temperature of my dragon’s enclosure and it works GREAT.
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emmi –
It took about an hour to calibrate with the thermometer inside my baby desert tortoise enclosure, and now it’s keeping the temperature steady all day. I’m using the DXOPHIEX Nano dual light fixture, and plugged the heat lamp side into the thermostat. Both the heat lamp thermostat and UVB bulb are plugged into Kasa mini smart plugs, which I have set to turn on and off at sunrise and sunset. Makes everything SO easy! I really like a dimmer thermostat which adjusts the heat bulb brightness vs a “pulse” thermostat that turns the bulb on and off.
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juliette –
I have a ball python and needed thermostats for his heating elements. I purchased 2 of these for the DHP and basking, and am really really happy. They are easy to set up (just read the instructions) and they work consistently and precisely. Hardest part of them was figuring where to place the probe, which is for any thermostat. I notice it dim my lights when necessary and it’s an easy, gentle dimming with consistent up and down gradients.
I will be purchasing at least 2 more.
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emmi –
This is a nice and inexpensive solution to keep consistent temperatures in your terrarium or vivarium. You have to spend time observing and adjusting to get it just right but it’s worth the peace of mind it brings.
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Product review on the ReptiZoo PID Mini thermostat. Absolutely love these! We use DHP day and night. Day temp set to 87° and night temp 81°. It gradually heats the enclosure, which seems more natural to me instead of 81°, BOOM, 10 mins later 87°. It’s 5:30am in Central Florida and I just set the 2 thermostats to 87° for the day. The ambient temperature will reach 87° around 10am and be maintained throughout the day. The thermostats do allow a 5° temperature variation DOWN, but when I check my Govee’s there is not major fluctuation, maybe a degree or less. See pics. Don’t mind the temps looking off, I have my Govee’s in odd spots right now so they look low but they’re more on the cool side right now, but you can see in the graphs they are no more than a 1°F temperature drop at any point. We tried Pymeter dimming thermostats and loved them, but they emit a high tone that drove my dog nuts. Then we tried Inkbird, but they were on/off, and even though we had it to turn off at only 0.5° below the set temperature, the temperature fluctuation was ridiculous. It would often get 6-8° below and up to 4° higher than our set temp. Then we tried CavaChew and they were ehhhh. They allow that same 5° temperature fluctuation as the ReptiZoo but they really had fluctuations that I was able to measure with our Govee’s, so ambient temp fluctuated a lot. We have our probes dangling beneath the DHP to get accurate heating temps (took some playing around with for correct basking temperatures), but after a day or 2 we got it. They are inexpensive, super easy to use and set up. Both our BP noodles now come out to bask or explore nightly as soon as the lights turn off and don’t go back to their hides til the sun comes up. We do routinely measure the basking areas to ensure they aren’t too hot, and never exceed 93° at night. They hide all day, so basking temps are a bit higher during the day, but they never come out during the day. We were previously using CHE for daytime and DHP for night, but switched solely to DHP 24/7 and it’s worked wonders. Temps are on point, humidity is on point (higher right now for shedding), and not over drying our substrate. We’re only having to add water once a week and mix the substrate every 4 days. Overall, love these thermostats and highly recommend them.
We will be switching to PVC 4x2x2 by the end of the year and using radiant heat panels, so I’m going to have to research how these thermostats work with those as far as probe placement and accuracy. Excited to see what’s to come.
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Seneca Mastovich –
Never switches to fahrenheit despite following directions, and the buttons to set it are unresponsive half the time. However, it does eventually work. For the price, it does okay. The temp listed always matches what my heat gun says. The temp rises and dips a lot, but I can’t tell if it’s this or my deep heat emitter doing it, so I won’t blame this. And the temp range stays in the right range for what I need, so it works out for me.
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Christina Darwin –
Setup was simple and it seems to be working fine.
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Book Reader –
Well. This thermostat DOES dim my bulb. It regulates tank Temps sufficiently well. But it will dim your bulb almost completely off at regular intervals. I’m happy enough that this works better than a straight on off thermostat for halogens. I will be looking to upgrade in the future since the level of dimming and the intervals can be annoying, but I feel I got decent value for my money considering the low price. I would not recommend for a critter that NEEDS consistent lighting. Works fine on an external timer. My unit seems unable to switch from Celsius to Fahrenheit. I would not buy another, but I don’t regret buying this one.
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Christina Darwin –
I use this to control two lights to regulate the temperature of my dragon’s enclosure and it works GREAT.
emmi –
It took about an hour to calibrate with the thermometer inside my baby desert tortoise enclosure, and now it’s keeping the temperature steady all day. I’m using the DXOPHIEX Nano dual light fixture, and plugged the heat lamp side into the thermostat. Both the heat lamp thermostat and UVB bulb are plugged into Kasa mini smart plugs, which I have set to turn on and off at sunrise and sunset. Makes everything SO easy! I really like a dimmer thermostat which adjusts the heat bulb brightness vs a “pulse” thermostat that turns the bulb on and off.
juliette –
I have a ball python and needed thermostats for his heating elements. I purchased 2 of these for the DHP and basking, and am really really happy. They are easy to set up (just read the instructions) and they work consistently and precisely. Hardest part of them was figuring where to place the probe, which is for any thermostat. I notice it dim my lights when necessary and it’s an easy, gentle dimming with consistent up and down gradients.
I will be purchasing at least 2 more.
emmi –
This is a nice and inexpensive solution to keep consistent temperatures in your terrarium or vivarium. You have to spend time observing and adjusting to get it just right but it’s worth the peace of mind it brings.
Amazon Customer –
Product review on the ReptiZoo PID Mini thermostat. Absolutely love these! We use DHP day and night. Day temp set to 87° and night temp 81°. It gradually heats the enclosure, which seems more natural to me instead of 81°, BOOM, 10 mins later 87°. It’s 5:30am in Central Florida and I just set the 2 thermostats to 87° for the day. The ambient temperature will reach 87° around 10am and be maintained throughout the day. The thermostats do allow a 5° temperature variation DOWN, but when I check my Govee’s there is not major fluctuation, maybe a degree or less. See pics. Don’t mind the temps looking off, I have my Govee’s in odd spots right now so they look low but they’re more on the cool side right now, but you can see in the graphs they are no more than a 1°F temperature drop at any point. We tried Pymeter dimming thermostats and loved them, but they emit a high tone that drove my dog nuts. Then we tried Inkbird, but they were on/off, and even though we had it to turn off at only 0.5° below the set temperature, the temperature fluctuation was ridiculous. It would often get 6-8° below and up to 4° higher than our set temp. Then we tried CavaChew and they were ehhhh. They allow that same 5° temperature fluctuation as the ReptiZoo but they really had fluctuations that I was able to measure with our Govee’s, so ambient temp fluctuated a lot. We have our probes dangling beneath the DHP to get accurate heating temps (took some playing around with for correct basking temperatures), but after a day or 2 we got it. They are inexpensive, super easy to use and set up. Both our BP noodles now come out to bask or explore nightly as soon as the lights turn off and don’t go back to their hides til the sun comes up. We do routinely measure the basking areas to ensure they aren’t too hot, and never exceed 93° at night. They hide all day, so basking temps are a bit higher during the day, but they never come out during the day. We were previously using CHE for daytime and DHP for night, but switched solely to DHP 24/7 and it’s worked wonders. Temps are on point, humidity is on point (higher right now for shedding), and not over drying our substrate. We’re only having to add water once a week and mix the substrate every 4 days. Overall, love these thermostats and highly recommend them.
We will be switching to PVC 4x2x2 by the end of the year and using radiant heat panels, so I’m going to have to research how these thermostats work with those as far as probe placement and accuracy. Excited to see what’s to come.
Seneca Mastovich –
Never switches to fahrenheit despite following directions, and the buttons to set it are unresponsive half the time. However, it does eventually work. For the price, it does okay. The temp listed always matches what my heat gun says. The temp rises and dips a lot, but I can’t tell if it’s this or my deep heat emitter doing it, so I won’t blame this. And the temp range stays in the right range for what I need, so it works out for me.
Christina Darwin –
Setup was simple and it seems to be working fine.
Book Reader –
Well. This thermostat DOES dim my bulb. It regulates tank Temps sufficiently well. But it will dim your bulb almost completely off at regular intervals. I’m happy enough that this works better than a straight on off thermostat for halogens. I will be looking to upgrade in the future since the level of dimming and the intervals can be annoying, but I feel I got decent value for my money considering the low price. I would not recommend for a critter that NEEDS consistent lighting. Works fine on an external timer. My unit seems unable to switch from Celsius to Fahrenheit. I would not buy another, but I don’t regret buying this one.