Why do you need a temp controller in your aquarium?

[INKBIRD_official]

Repost from @Crabopolis

Protect your aquarium from heater failure!

A quick 60 second review of the Inkbird - ITC-306A Aquarium Heater Temperature Controller. Protect yourself from one of the most common equipment failures in the aquarium hobby.

1. Heater Failure
2. Power Outage
3. Tank Leak

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[Peace River]

Thanks for sharing! I use Inkbirds!

 

[BeltedCoyote]

I will be getting one of your units for redundancy with my hydros. Great stuff!

 

[Townes_Van_Camp]

Since you are here and started a thread. Is it I’ll advised to run two heaters on the heating leg, using an outlet splitter? I don’t do this but was curious from a thought that came up in another thread.

 

[Rickybobby]

I’m using an ink bird with two 150 watt heaters. So far so good

 

[KStatefan]

Since you are here and started a thread. Is it I’ll advised to run two heaters on the heating leg, using an outlet splitter? I don’t do this but was curious from a thought that came up in another thread.

As long as you use a qualitity splitter and stay below the max output rating should be fine.

 

[Townes_Van_Camp]

As long as you use a qualitity splitter and stay below the max output rating should be fine.

Fair enough. Goemaw isn’t that what Kstate fans say?

 

[KStatefan]

Fair enough. Goemaw isn’t that what Kstate fans say?

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