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Originally Posted by mattmc put it on a thermostat. i recently had a opti heat mat that fryed and almost started a fire. it melted and and burnt the desk it was stiiting on. IM NOT BLAMING THE PRODUCT BUT I AM BLAMING MYSELF FOR NO THERMOSTAT unless it was a faulty one. i guess it just happens sometimes. if it was a school day my house would probably not be standing.
so the moral of the story is PUT A HEAT MAT ON A THERMOSTAT |
Your correct about that matt.
I have had a heatmat shoot sparks.... and it WAS hooked to a thermostat set on 32C degrees!!!!
The problem was... i had the heatmat inside my cage and snake wee had corroded something and made it short out
I hate to think what WOULD of happend if i wasnt home
I have now replaced all my heatmats with heatcords as they are waterproof.
Heres a pic of the shoty heatmat.
Bill.