power outlets

[geckogirl3]

if you need a thermostat to use heat tape, and you have multiple levels in a rack, how do you have enough outlets for that?

 

[BrightReptiles]

Seriously? I'm not even going to answer this time. Are you &$*%#&@ 12 years old? Your posts this week make me think you are a complete moron troll. Please rehome your geckos to suitable owners and have mommy and daddy buy you the deluxe package of sea monkeys.

 

[grboxa]

http://www.expansys.ca/iconcepts-7-...e-fax-protection-76453-90-joules-125v-217628/ ?? should be what your looking for. I just googled and the first link I copied, you dont have to get this exact type..there are cheaper ones.

 

[tangerine]

Seriously? I'm not even going to answer this time. Are you &$*%#&@ 12 years old? Your posts this week make me think you are a complete moron troll. Please rehome your geckos to suitable owners and have mommy and daddy buy you the deluxe package of sea monkeys.

would you leave her alone!!!!

 

[doublet74]

Seriously? I'm not even going to answer this time. Are you &$*%#&@ 12 years old? Your posts this week make me think you are a complete moron troll. Please rehome your geckos to suitable owners and have mommy and daddy buy you the deluxe package of sea monkeys.

Ahhh probably 13 yrs. old. Hence the name

 

[tangerine]

hahaha

 

[Russ S]

if you need a thermostat to use heat tape, and you have multiple levels in a rack, how do you have enough outlets for that?

Most racks are wired in a way that there is only one plug for the heat tape.
If each level has it's own plug you will need a separate control for each level, and a power strip to plug them all in.

 

[geckogirl3]

ok thank Russ S
my dad and i made our own rack so i don't have that