Apex Q: behavior with 2 heaters

reefm

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Hello,
setting up a new Apex and noticed something odd:

I have 2 heaters configured identically, however heater1 is off and heater2 is on with current temp at 78.3. I can turn either one on or off via the interface but once I put them in auto, the first one turns off and the 2nd turns on. They were both on earlier while heating up from 77 to 78F.

Is this normal? thanks!

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So I ended up running both heaters off 1 outlet to avoid discrepancies, I need them both on the same state anyway
 

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This is how I have my two heaters configured on two different outlets, it works well. Outlet2 isn't turned on until outlet1 has been in the on state for 2:00 Minutes. Then when outlet1 goes into the off state so does outlet2


Outlet Heater_1
Fallback OFF
If Temp < 77.8 Then ON
If Temp > 78.5 Then OFF
If Temp < 72.0 Then OFF

Outlet Heater_2
Fallback OFF
If Outlet Heater_1 = ON Then ON
Min Time 002:00 Then ON
If Temp < 72.0 Then OFF
 

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I would put a little more space between the on and off temperature. I use this more for safety in case a heater gets stuck on or off.
 

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