So I’ve read that you don’t want the apex eb32 switching on/off constantly controlling your heater and it should be used more as a fail safe like turning off power to the heater (Inkbird) if the temp gets too high.
I’m thinking dual 300w heaters for redundancy. One heater set at 78, with another set lower to say 74 or 75. My thinking is if the temp gets that low there’s a problem with the main unit. Does the inkbird with two outlets let you independently control two heaters in that manner or would you need two units?
You would then connect the inkbird to the eb32 and cut off power if the temp gets too high, like a heater failing in the on position?
am I thinking about this all wrong or on the right trac?
I’m thinking dual 300w heaters for redundancy. One heater set at 78, with another set lower to say 74 or 75. My thinking is if the temp gets that low there’s a problem with the main unit. Does the inkbird with two outlets let you independently control two heaters in that manner or would you need two units?
You would then connect the inkbird to the eb32 and cut off power if the temp gets too high, like a heater failing in the on position?
am I thinking about this all wrong or on the right trac?