Anyone ever use this and if so did you have any luck with it?

[paulrathor92]

For heating and cooling fans

 

[Snoopy 67]

Many do - mixed reviews a Ranco unit would be better.

 

[Fish man]

I have this one. Some say it's more accurate. I can set it to within 1/10 of a degree variance. It has worked great for over a year​

Amazon - bayite Temperature Controller 1650W BTC211 Digital Outlet Thermostat, Pre-Wired, 2 Stage Heating and Cooling Mode, 110V - 240V 15A​

 

[Wasabiroot]

There is another unit with a blue sticker. It has two plugs, both for heating (instead of this one, which has one for cooling). In practice it shouldn't matter as it's just a plug, but I went with the blue one. They seem reliable enough. if you are concerned about absolute accuracy, you appear to be able to adjust to within 1 deg accuracy or trigger.

 

[dedragon]

yep inkbirds are pretty accurate honestly, i have a digital thermometer, glass thermometer, and my sicce xstream also has a temperature probe and it has always matched the inkbird. 1 degree fluctuations are a bit annoying though, but its cheap

 

[Teen reefer]

Yeah it pretty good, but I would check on saltwateraquarium.com or marinedepot.com because they have a variety of those.

 

[FishyFishFish]

If you are set on that one which does heating and cooling, Inkbird also sells the same model but with a different temp probe specifically for aquariums.

 

[paulrathor92]

Thanks guys