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title: "ITC-306T"
brand: "inkbird"
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url: https://www.desertcart.at/products/17591264-itc-306t
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# 24h day/night cycle timer 10A max output load Dual temp display (set & measured) ITC-306T

**Brand:** inkbird
**Price:** € 89.28
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌡️ Master your microclimate with precision and ease!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ITC-306T by inkbird
- **How much does it cost?** € 89.28 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.at](https://www.desertcart.at/products/17591264-itc-306t)

## Best For

- inkbird enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted inkbird brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Reliable Safety Alarm:** Automatic buzzer alerts and shutdown protect your valuable seeds or reptiles from temperature extremes.
- • **Dual Display Precision:** Monitor both current and target temperatures simultaneously for flawless climate management.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Effortless setup for busy pros—just plug in and control your environment instantly.
- • **Custom Day/Night Cycles:** Tailor temperature shifts with 24-hour programmable cycles to optimize growth or comfort.
- • **Powerful Heating Control:** Supports up to 1200W heating load, ensuring consistent warmth without cooling distractions.

## Overview

The Inkbird ITC-306T is a pre-wired digital thermostat and timer controller designed for precise heating management in seed germination, reptile habitats, and hatching environments. Featuring a dual display for real-time and set temperatures, a 24-hour programmable day/night cycle, and a robust 10A (1200W) heating output, it ensures optimal conditions with built-in safety alarms to prevent temperature extremes.

## Description

Inkbird ITC-306T Pre-Wired Electronic Heating Thermostat Temperature Controller and 24 Hours Digital Day & Night Cycle Timer Controller for Seed Germination Reptiles Hatching: desertcart.com: Industrial & Scientific

Review: My wife always said I was a bit long-winded, but I tend to disagree... - Ok, so I bought one of these fancy new 306T heat-temperature controller things. Now most folks that know me well would say somethin' like "Now what the dickens is that boy gonna do with that!?". Well, down here in the south it gets hot, real hot. Most of our energy-conservation is aimed at keeping our pretty little heads (and other parts) COOL. Yeah, the heat and humidity down here is rather tough. We claim we can cut a chunk off with a knife and send it to Alaska and it'll still be solid when it gets there. Yeah, hot and humid enough to make the big pole at the post office wilt. So, what's a guy from the enchanted land of humidity supposed to do with something that controls a heating device? Can't plug it into our nearest star to turn it's temp down when it gets too hot. Nope, that won't work, besides...I don't have an extension cord that long (got a bunch of'em, though!). I don't hatch chickens and I don't own an iguana, though I have an old highschool buddy that resembles one strongly (that's another story). So.... Down here in the deep south hardly anybody knows what a “frost line” is. What, bury a water line three feet deep? Shoot put it down six inches so you won't run over it with the lawn mower and forget it!!!! Bare pipes running everywhere, exposed to the heat...and the occasional hard freeze we get some winters. Man, when that little weatherman guy comes on and starts talking about sub-freezing temperatures you can meet the whole town down at Joe Maynard's hardware store buying up pipe insulation, heat lamps, propane torches (to thaw them frozen pipes out later, of course!...and later we hear about so-n-so (can't say his name here) burning his garage down where he had been making his whiskey while he was thawing pipes, but again, that's another story). Yeah, people start scampering around like my 3-year old granddaughter running back from the kitchen with a crazed look in her eyes and a Popsicle she just snuck from the freezer hanging out her mouth! Suddenly everybody is panicking trying to protect those delicate pipes that they swore last year they were going to “take care of”. I'm usually right there with'em. Sometimes it gets right dangerous with so many desperate people vying for that last heat tape. Watch out for them little old ladies with the blue hair...they can get mighty mean when the pipe insulation starts running low. Humanity can be so cold at times... So here's what I've done. I'm just as guilty as the next fella about procrastinating about getting my pipes permanently insulated. I usually run around with the herd of folks looking for those foam tubes for insulation and fiberglass wrapping stuff for the crooked places. You ever seen two old pharts playing tug-o-war with a piece of foam pipe insulation??? Oh, and my favorite....Infra Red heat lamps....they do work a treat in keeping those pipes from freezing. I've got one really bad area that I do my best to protect...it's the outside washer and hot water heater!!! Open ended garage...exposed pipes. Yeah, it's kind of open to the elements. Why, I do believe that was where my wife come face to face (the first time) with a fat ol' possum....them things are ugly and even uglier when they “hiss” at you...being from a large city she really didn't know how to take that possum but I think she took the cow drinking out of the bird bath a bit better, but I digress. Man, I *hate* plumbing work (but ain't got nothin' aginst possums) so I really couldn't make it without those heat lamps!! But, there's a problem with those heat lamps...they don't have a brain to turn on and off when they need to. And I'm at work a lot of times when they need to turn on...or off. Don't need'em running needlessly just to send my do-reh-me to the greedy power-company. And I don't need my pipes ah freezing 'cause I wasn't there to turn the lamps on. I just need those heat lamps a burning when it's freezing, that's all. But I can't be in two places at once and there's a not a friendly troll that comes along and unplugs them for me.... DRUM ROLL PLEASE!!!!! Enter in the 306T controller!!! You ever see them old science fiction movies where the aliens all looked like they had one of those beehive hairdos but instead it was their brain? These were mostly black and white movies...real grainy and we had to twist the outdoor antenna to get'em to come in good. Well anyhow, the 306T would look like that if it was an alien 'cause it'd have a really big brain!!! Really smart contraption. What can I say, eh? Ok, so here's what I did. I took the 306T and hooked those 250W heat lamps up to it. Set a differential of a couple of degrees off from 32F and let her rip. Works like charm!!! No more spinning that meter like it's a Chuck Berry 45rpm record that the electric-company's doing “The Twist” to!!! Stops them blood-suckers from tippy-toeing through my wallet!!!! Yessire!!!! When it's not cold enough to freeze the pipes the 306T turns off the heat lamps, when it gets close to freezing the 306T turns them back on. No frozen pipes!!!! No trips to the hardware store trying to match up pipes and fittin's and swearing that I'll get everything honky-dory by next winter...no WWE fights with little ol' blue-haired ladies. Nope, the 306T doesn't hardly lift it's pinky-finger and turns those heat lamps on-and-off, on-and-off, on-and-off...and me, well I'm sittin' inside drinking a warm cup of something that warms me up or a cold cup of something that warms me up. I can set my thoughts on more important things...like finding that alien movie with the big-brained space aliens in it. Now that's somethng positive to be doing rather than pluggin' in and unpluggin' heat lamps...let the brain do it for ya!!!! Now, what'd I do with the tv remote control....maybe the 306T could find it for me....it's the real brain around here!!!!!!!!! Dang fine piece of equipment, too!!! NASA could take some tips from this Inkbird company. Must be a bunch of them big-brained Aliens running it cause this this controller is smarter'n Doctor Spock was and he was always amazing Scotty and Scotty was pretty smart himself!!! Fine company of aliens, I guess. At least they're friendly and won't eat'ya. So, if your hatching ostriches or maybe raising salwater crocs to hand out to the kids at Halloween and you're having trouble keeping the inkubators at the right temperature then fret no more!!!! You can get that temperature honed in to a “T” with a nice and shiny Inkbird 306T!!! And then when you get them ostriches and crocodiles all hatched out and happy and winter starts to move in you can keep your pipes from freezing with it, too!!!!! Think of all your money that you can keep out of the electric-company's hands!!! Shazamm!!!! It brangs tears to my eyes I tell ya!!!! It's an amazing piece of technology!!!!...something that keeps me from having to do plumbing work! The president oughta give ol Inkbird a medal!!!!!!!!!!!!! Customer service is great!!! It's the answer to all your problems. You can contact them if you do have a problem. I was having trouble baking pound cakes, they was just coming out all wrong and not airy like Miss Linda's cakes come out. I'd sifted the flour just right. I didn't stomp around in the kitchen with my work boots on. And still it'd come out a big flop. I contacted customer service and and this nice person went through the steps and things with me. Ended up I wasn't lettin' the eggs and butter sit out over night and come to room temperature like I was supposed to be doing. Amazing customer service!!!!!! Inkbird is a class act, I tell ya!!! Now, you know you want an Inkbird 306T, you really want one bad! Jerry Pickler down the road from you, he lives in the green house with all the funny-looking antennas on it...over behind where the feedstore used to be 'fore it burned down back in '73...hmmm, might've been '74. I think they was using a propane torch to thaw some frozen pipes out...shame Inkbird wasn't around back then. Anyhow, I'll bet Jerry's got one of the 306T controllers for inkubating his emus!!! (Jerry has some fine emus, too!) Don't let Jerry outsmart you even if he has twelve toes and can climb a tree better'n anybody in the county (has held the county tree climbing championship for eleven years runnin'!!!). And last thing, I really haven't seen him at the hardware running around like a maniac the last few freezes that we've had. Jerry Pickler ain't smarter'n you are...is he? Nuff said. Ya know, I got to wondering just now. My feet tend to get cold in the winter when I'm sleepin'....yeah, you know what I'm thinking...see, you're getting the “Inkbird Insight”!!! Yeah, a little duck tape and tape that probe to my a big toe and plug my 'lectric heater up. YEAH BOY!!! TROPICAL PARADISE!!!! This 306T is an amazing contraption, like an electronic Swiss army knife!!!!...musta been one of them fizzicist scientist (or a really smart big-brained alien) that figured this thing out!!! Oh well, I gotta go. Got me something cool to drink and I think “Lost in Space” is coming on the television (I think one of them big-brained aliens is supposed to be in this epysode)...gotta adjust the antenna just a tad, too. It's amazing, I thought the show had ended years ago but it's still coming on...and Will Robinson hasn't aged a bit!!!! Weird!!!! Oh.....now where'd I put my meds?......they're here somewhere....oh, here they are....hmm, I don't remember that one, oh well... All set to relax since I ain't wrappin' pipes for the winter and I know this purdy Inkbird 306T is gonna take care of things!!!!!!! YEEEHAWWWW!!!
Review: Might be my best purchase on desertcart. - Awesome product! Should have been using one of these for a long time! I built a giant heat chamber to cure carbon fiber parts and 2k paint. Hooked the ink bird up to an old hair dryer and threw that and the temp probe in the box. Checked the temp it was reporting against multiple other thermometers and it’s more than accurate enough for my purposes. Easily regulated the chamber within 5 degrees (due to my setup of the heat source at one end at probe at the other) to let me cure resin in a tiny fraction of the normal time without having to worry about it getting too hot and ruining my extremely expensive part. Cured resin and paint at varying temps, ranging from 90F to 150F. Worth every penny! Easy to read the output and setup the desired working temp. Like I said, I should have been using this a long time ago. Do yourself a favor if you have a need to temp control composite curing, paint curing, drying, high temp fermenting, etc, and grab one of these. So convenient, that I could kick myself for not using one before.

## Features

- Convenient Design: Plug and play, easy to use. Support reading with Centigrade or Fahrenhe. Support temperature calibration. Maximum output load: 10A, 1200 W (120 V) or 1100W (110 V)
- Dual Display Window: Be able to display measured temperature and set temperature at the same time
- Heating Only: On/Off control. No cooling. Both outlets for heating; total load must not exceed 10A, 1200 W (120 V) or 1100W (110 V)
- Dual Time Cycle Setting: Set different day/night temperatures to meet animals' and plants' needs
- Over/Under-Temperature Alarm: Non‑adjustable fixed setting; Temperature out of range (from -50°C/-58°F to 99°C/210°F) triggers an alarm, turns off all outputs, sounds the buzzer, and displays “HL”

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01486LZ50 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #42,372 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #56 in Temperature Controllers |
| Brand | Inkbird |
| Brand Name | Inkbird |
| Color | Light Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 2,718 Reviews |
| Display Type | Digital |
| Included Components | an ITC-306Ttemperature controller |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5.51"L x 2.68"W x 1.3"H |
| Item Weight | 0.8 kg |
| Manufacturer | Inkbird |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model | Itc-306t |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | Itc-306t |
| Product Dimensions | 5.51"L x 2.68"W x 1.3"H |
| UPC | 705701523383 705701506386 |
| Voltage | 120 volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Inkbird
- **Color:** Light Blue
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Product Dimensions:** 5.51"L x 2.68"W x 1.3"H
- **Voltage:** 120 volts

## Images

![ITC-306T - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/610S5eUeIHL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Basically I am trying to keep the temperature between 80 and 85 degrees, this includes a heater and fan. How do I set this?**
A: I initially found the flyer a little difficult to understand, but basically you have to set 2 variables, the target temperature and the temperature differential. So you would set the target temperature to 85 and the differential to 5 degrees. Thus if current tmp >= target - differential it shuts off. If current_tmp < target - differential it turns on. So if you fall below 80 degrees it turns on, and if you are over 85 degrees, it turns off. Make sense?

**Q: Do I have to reset it every 24 hours? Or onceset is it good to go?**
A: Once set, it stays set, even after power outages (of which I've had several since getting mine.)

**Q: Im trying to heat 2 tanks with heat pads since this has 2 outlets will this control both heat pad separately?**
A: No. You have one temperature probe. Both heat pads will shut off when the target temperature is reached at the probe. If you have conditions the same in both tanks, you could place the probe inside one of the tanks and assume that the temperature in the other will be close to the same.

**Q: Will this be able to work with a 100w infrared ceramic heat "lamp" and a 16w reptile pad?**
A: Yes it will work with the heat lamp with 100w and I'm not sure about he reptile pad but I don't see why not although one plug is for heating and one for cooling

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My wife always said I was a bit long-winded, but I tend to disagree...
*by H***D on September 26, 2019*

Ok, so I bought one of these fancy new 306T heat-temperature controller things. Now most folks that know me well would say somethin' like "Now what the dickens is that boy gonna do with that!?". Well, down here in the south it gets hot, real hot. Most of our energy-conservation is aimed at keeping our pretty little heads (and other parts) COOL. Yeah, the heat and humidity down here is rather tough. We claim we can cut a chunk off with a knife and send it to Alaska and it'll still be solid when it gets there. Yeah, hot and humid enough to make the big pole at the post office wilt. So, what's a guy from the enchanted land of humidity supposed to do with something that controls a heating device? Can't plug it into our nearest star to turn it's temp down when it gets too hot. Nope, that won't work, besides...I don't have an extension cord that long (got a bunch of'em, though!). I don't hatch chickens and I don't own an iguana, though I have an old highschool buddy that resembles one strongly (that's another story). So.... Down here in the deep south hardly anybody knows what a “frost line” is. What, bury a water line three feet deep? Shoot put it down six inches so you won't run over it with the lawn mower and forget it!!!! Bare pipes running everywhere, exposed to the heat...and the occasional hard freeze we get some winters. Man, when that little weatherman guy comes on and starts talking about sub-freezing temperatures you can meet the whole town down at Joe Maynard's hardware store buying up pipe insulation, heat lamps, propane torches (to thaw them frozen pipes out later, of course!...and later we hear about so-n-so (can't say his name here) burning his garage down where he had been making his whiskey while he was thawing pipes, but again, that's another story). Yeah, people start scampering around like my 3-year old granddaughter running back from the kitchen with a crazed look in her eyes and a Popsicle she just snuck from the freezer hanging out her mouth! Suddenly everybody is panicking trying to protect those delicate pipes that they swore last year they were going to “take care of”. I'm usually right there with'em. Sometimes it gets right dangerous with so many desperate people vying for that last heat tape. Watch out for them little old ladies with the blue hair...they can get mighty mean when the pipe insulation starts running low. Humanity can be so cold at times... So here's what I've done. I'm just as guilty as the next fella about procrastinating about getting my pipes permanently insulated. I usually run around with the herd of folks looking for those foam tubes for insulation and fiberglass wrapping stuff for the crooked places. You ever seen two old pharts playing tug-o-war with a piece of foam pipe insulation??? Oh, and my favorite....Infra Red heat lamps....they do work a treat in keeping those pipes from freezing. I've got one really bad area that I do my best to protect...it's the outside washer and hot water heater!!! Open ended garage...exposed pipes. Yeah, it's kind of open to the elements. Why, I do believe that was where my wife come face to face (the first time) with a fat ol' possum....them things are ugly and even uglier when they “hiss” at you...being from a large city she really didn't know how to take that possum but I think she took the cow drinking out of the bird bath a bit better, but I digress. Man, I *hate* plumbing work (but ain't got nothin' aginst possums) so I really couldn't make it without those heat lamps!! But, there's a problem with those heat lamps...they don't have a brain to turn on and off when they need to. And I'm at work a lot of times when they need to turn on...or off. Don't need'em running needlessly just to send my do-reh-me to the greedy power-company. And I don't need my pipes ah freezing 'cause I wasn't there to turn the lamps on. I just need those heat lamps a burning when it's freezing, that's all. But I can't be in two places at once and there's a not a friendly troll that comes along and unplugs them for me.... DRUM ROLL PLEASE!!!!! Enter in the 306T controller!!! You ever see them old science fiction movies where the aliens all looked like they had one of those beehive hairdos but instead it was their brain? These were mostly black and white movies...real grainy and we had to twist the outdoor antenna to get'em to come in good. Well anyhow, the 306T would look like that if it was an alien 'cause it'd have a really big brain!!! Really smart contraption. What can I say, eh? Ok, so here's what I did. I took the 306T and hooked those 250W heat lamps up to it. Set a differential of a couple of degrees off from 32F and let her rip. Works like charm!!! No more spinning that meter like it's a Chuck Berry 45rpm record that the electric-company's doing “The Twist” to!!! Stops them blood-suckers from tippy-toeing through my wallet!!!! Yessire!!!! When it's not cold enough to freeze the pipes the 306T turns off the heat lamps, when it gets close to freezing the 306T turns them back on. No frozen pipes!!!! No trips to the hardware store trying to match up pipes and fittin's and swearing that I'll get everything honky-dory by next winter...no WWE fights with little ol' blue-haired ladies. Nope, the 306T doesn't hardly lift it's pinky-finger and turns those heat lamps on-and-off, on-and-off, on-and-off...and me, well I'm sittin' inside drinking a warm cup of something that warms me up or a cold cup of something that warms me up. I can set my thoughts on more important things...like finding that alien movie with the big-brained space aliens in it. Now that's somethng positive to be doing rather than pluggin' in and unpluggin' heat lamps...let the brain do it for ya!!!! Now, what'd I do with the tv remote control....maybe the 306T could find it for me....it's the real brain around here!!!!!!!!! Dang fine piece of equipment, too!!! NASA could take some tips from this Inkbird company. Must be a bunch of them big-brained Aliens running it cause this this controller is smarter'n Doctor Spock was and he was always amazing Scotty and Scotty was pretty smart himself!!! Fine company of aliens, I guess. At least they're friendly and won't eat'ya. So, if your hatching ostriches or maybe raising salwater crocs to hand out to the kids at Halloween and you're having trouble keeping the inkubators at the right temperature then fret no more!!!! You can get that temperature honed in to a “T” with a nice and shiny Inkbird 306T!!! And then when you get them ostriches and crocodiles all hatched out and happy and winter starts to move in you can keep your pipes from freezing with it, too!!!!! Think of all your money that you can keep out of the electric-company's hands!!! Shazamm!!!! It brangs tears to my eyes I tell ya!!!! It's an amazing piece of technology!!!!...something that keeps me from having to do plumbing work! The president oughta give ol Inkbird a medal!!!!!!!!!!!!! Customer service is great!!! It's the answer to all your problems. You can contact them if you do have a problem. I was having trouble baking pound cakes, they was just coming out all wrong and not airy like Miss Linda's cakes come out. I'd sifted the flour just right. I didn't stomp around in the kitchen with my work boots on. And still it'd come out a big flop. I contacted customer service and and this nice person went through the steps and things with me. Ended up I wasn't lettin' the eggs and butter sit out over night and come to room temperature like I was supposed to be doing. Amazing customer service!!!!!! Inkbird is a class act, I tell ya!!! Now, you know you want an Inkbird 306T, you really want one bad! Jerry Pickler down the road from you, he lives in the green house with all the funny-looking antennas on it...over behind where the feedstore used to be 'fore it burned down back in '73...hmmm, might've been '74. I think they was using a propane torch to thaw some frozen pipes out...shame Inkbird wasn't around back then. Anyhow, I'll bet Jerry's got one of the 306T controllers for inkubating his emus!!! (Jerry has some fine emus, too!) Don't let Jerry outsmart you even if he has twelve toes and can climb a tree better'n anybody in the county (has held the county tree climbing championship for eleven years runnin'!!!). And last thing, I really haven't seen him at the hardware running around like a maniac the last few freezes that we've had. Jerry Pickler ain't smarter'n you are...is he? Nuff said. Ya know, I got to wondering just now. My feet tend to get cold in the winter when I'm sleepin'....yeah, you know what I'm thinking...see, you're getting the “Inkbird Insight”!!! Yeah, a little duck tape and tape that probe to my a big toe and plug my 'lectric heater up. YEAH BOY!!! TROPICAL PARADISE!!!! This 306T is an amazing contraption, like an electronic Swiss army knife!!!!...musta been one of them fizzicist scientist (or a really smart big-brained alien) that figured this thing out!!! Oh well, I gotta go. Got me something cool to drink and I think “Lost in Space” is coming on the television (I think one of them big-brained aliens is supposed to be in this epysode)...gotta adjust the antenna just a tad, too. It's amazing, I thought the show had ended years ago but it's still coming on...and Will Robinson hasn't aged a bit!!!! Weird!!!! Oh.....now where'd I put my meds?......they're here somewhere....oh, here they are....hmm, I don't remember that one, oh well... All set to relax since I ain't wrappin' pipes for the winter and I know this purdy Inkbird 306T is gonna take care of things!!!!!!! YEEEHAWWWW!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Might be my best purchase on Amazon.
*by J***L on June 5, 2021*

Awesome product! Should have been using one of these for a long time! I built a giant heat chamber to cure carbon fiber parts and 2k paint. Hooked the ink bird up to an old hair dryer and threw that and the temp probe in the box. Checked the temp it was reporting against multiple other thermometers and it’s more than accurate enough for my purposes. Easily regulated the chamber within 5 degrees (due to my setup of the heat source at one end at probe at the other) to let me cure resin in a tiny fraction of the normal time without having to worry about it getting too hot and ruining my extremely expensive part. Cured resin and paint at varying temps, ranging from 90F to 150F. Worth every penny! Easy to read the output and setup the desired working temp. Like I said, I should have been using this a long time ago. Do yourself a favor if you have a need to temp control composite curing, paint curing, drying, high temp fermenting, etc, and grab one of these. So convenient, that I could kick myself for not using one before.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ When you need a product you can trust.
*by R***L on April 8, 2018*

This is now the THIRD Inkbird product I own and operate. This controller is specifically used for my outdoor tortoise enclosure. During the winter, I would have to be constantly aware of fluctuating cold temperatures, and manually turn on my heating lamps. This controller allowed peace of mind knowing that not only would it work, but it would work efficiently. The last thing I wanted was a 500w heater running unnecessarily during the day. This is now the THIRD Inkbird product I own and operate. This controller is specifically used for my outdoor tortoise enclosure. During the winter, I would have to be constantly aware of fluctuating cold temperatures, and manually turn on my heating lamps. This controller allowed peace of mind knowing that not only would it work, but it would work efficiently. The last thing I wanted was a 500w heater running unnecessarily during the day if I only needed it during the night. I also depended on this device to work during the critical low night time temperatures I was experiencing and Inkbird cemented my trust in their product. Price was also a major factor in choosing Inkbird. Their prices are so much more reasonable than many of the other brands out there. While their instructions can be difficult to understand at first, their support via Facebook messenger was surprisingly immediate and helpful. Don't be afraid to reach out and talk to them! There are endless possible uses for this temperature controller, and I plan on using this device around the house for the plants I grow and the saltwater fish I keep, in addition for the tortoises during the winter. Consider their other controllers as well for humidity control or controller heaters AND cooling devices. Again, they offer the best price for a high quality product that you can continue to depend on.

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