Ranco ETC 111000 questions.

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I need to upgrade my inkbird and I’d like to go w/Ranco.

In searching for the diy Ranco, I don’t see where the etc 111000 is a dual controller?

this is the one I’m looking to purchase.
RANCO ETC-111000 Digital Cold Temperature Control New Amazon product ASIN B0015NV5BE
Is it dual based on the outlet I add?

found this write up, is this the correct way to wire?

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/how-to-ranco-two-stage-etc-wiring-instructions.145370/
I’ll be using 16g jumpers and is there a specific ga I should use on the splitter?

thinking of this one
Cablelera Power Cord Extension and Splitter, NEMA 5-15P to NEMA 5-15R x 2, 16 AWG, 13A, 125V (ZWACPQAG-14) Amazon product ASIN B00FRODUR4
 
Do you want it to control heating and cooling or just heating? The 211000 is the dual stage version which allows you to have two separate outputs with two different setpoints. If you just want it to drive two heaters with the same setpoint and output, then the 111000 with the splitter cable with you reference should work, or any power strip.
 
Do you want it to control heating and cooling or just heating? The 211000 is the dual stage version which allows you to have two separate outputs with two different setpoints. If you just want it to drive two heaters with the same setpoint and output, then the 111000 with the splitter cable with you reference should work, or any power strip.
Not looking for cooling, my AC does the cooling just fine :). Heating is all I need.
 

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