Inkbird Digital Outlet Heat Temperature Controller with Day Night Control for Brewing Aquarium Breeding Reptiles Hatching Heat Mat

Easy to set up, big red numbers, I can just walk by and see the exact temp on my tank. I have it plugged into my Apex for redundancy. Must have for any aquarium keeper! Thank you inkbird!

Very user friendly. Currently using it as a temp controller for the attic fan. Set the temp to 100 degrees and the fan has been cooling the attic. Electricity bill has dropped significantly.

Works great, simple to use and accurate.

I’ve only had the product a few days so I’ll edit if anything changes, but so far so good. I have a second thermometer in the tank and they are on point with each other. My heater hadn’t gotten warm enough to invoke the shut off feature yet (my heater drama is for another day....) so no comment on that. I found it super easy to set up, the instructions have a flow chart that is easy to follow, I didn’t need any additional help from the internet.

If you want a time controlled unit, this is the one. However I was wanting one that controlled both heat mats at the same time with 1 control. This one turns on heat mat 1, and then turns on heat mat 2 in accordence with time settings. It alternates the heating between the two heat mats on a 24 hour clock. So either 1 is running when TR0 is set and the 2nd is only running if TR1 is set up. It works good and alternates between the 2 mats pretty good. However.....Not exactlywhat I was looking for, And it helps alot to carefully read through ALL the instructions. Much better after understand how it works.

Added this inkbird controller to my Apex for a form of redundancy and control to avoid wearing out the relays and cooking my tank. I couldnt be happier. Runs two heaters from a single outlet space so it also freed up an outlet, and provides primary control with a similar degree of stability to my Apex. Cant get it as tight, but honestly I dont feel that it matters. Works great so far and gives me piece of mind that I have an extra means of shutting down a failed heater.

I dont think think they could have made the instructions more difficult to understand if they tried.

You have to set it a couple degrees warmer then what you want to maintain your desired temperature.

Planning of room for my bearded dragon to run around in he loves it

I’m constantly worried about my office fish tank, so I got this. Perfect temp! Pinky the fish gives it two fins up.