dual heater control

[raburn2]

Hi all. What do I use to control two heaters in one aquarium? Thanks

[Elliots]

A heater controler!

[MendoMan]

Look into Reef Keeper Lite I have both my heaters on mine and it keeps them right where they are set. I also have my filters on it, it has a standby by that will shut them off for ten minutes , or however long you have it set, for feeding.

[raburn2]

Look into Reef Keeper Lite I have both my heaters on mine and it keeps them right where they are set. I also have my filters on it, it has a standby by that will shut them off for ten minutes , or however long you have it set, for feeding.

Thanks a bunch MM. Just what I was looking for.

[tonytheboss1]

Complicated - http://www.amazon.com/Neptune-Systems-AquaController-Display-Probe/dp/B005H1A2BE/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1400200102&sr=8-4&keywords=reefkeeper+lite

Simple - http://www.jehmco.com/html/temperature_controller.html

see what better fits your needs. "T"

[rjs2115]

I have to agree with Tony. I actually just got my Jehmco, also known at Ranco, temp controller yesterday. It's super easy to programs and set up. You select F or C for the temp. Set the target temp, set the temp differential for it to kick on or off, and you are good. The two heaters plug into the sides of the unit and you are good to go. You can by it "wired" or get it "unwired," meaning you have to wire it yourself. It saves some cash, but seems like a lot of work. I went wired. It's literally ready to go out of the box.

[nvladik]

I use this: http://www.finnex.net/index.php/deluxe_controllers_tubes/?___store=default, splitter, 2x 300W titanium heaters plugged into it.