Here's a "tip" about timers

Posted by marisa on June 26, 2001 at 20:35:27:

In Reply to: Timers on lights? posted by j on June 26, 2001 at 02:14:58:

Instead of having to buy two timers, one for the heat and one for the UVB you can instead buy one timer and plug a power bar (a outlet extender with normally at least 6 extra plugs) into the timer and your heat & light plugs into the power bar.
So then everything is run off the one timer, set to go off at the correct time. It works great for me. I wouldn't overload it. Here we have only two plugs in Roxys power bar on a timer.

marisa

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: Instead of having to buy two timers, one for the heat and one for the UVB you can instead buy one timer and plug a power bar (a outlet extender with normally at least 6 extra plugs) into the timer and your heat & light plugs into the power bar. : So then everything is run off the one timer, set to go off at the correct time. It works great for me. I wouldn't overload it. Here we have only two plugs in Roxys power bar on a timer. : marisa

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