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The HabiStat Classic Pro Mat Stat is designed for reptile keepers needing a reliable on/off thermostat for heat mats and low-powered heaters. Its primary benefit is providing consistent temperature control. A key caveat: it's not suitable for light-emitting heat sources. This guide provides instructions and tips to help you effectively use the HabiStat Classic Pro Mat Stat to maintain the ideal temperature in your reptile enclosure.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7157291 |
| Brand | Habistat |
The HabiStat Classic Pro Mat Stat can handle a maximum load of 450 watts.
No, this thermostat is not suitable for heat lamps. The on/off switching will cause flickering and shorten the lifespan of the lamp and thermostat. Use a dimming thermostat for heat lamps.
Use the dial on the thermostat to adjust the temperature to the desired level.
Place the probe inside the enclosure on the warm side, near the heat mat. Avoid placing it directly on the heat source.
This thermostat is designed for use with heat mats and other low-powered heaters.
The HabiStat Classic Pro Mat Stat comes with a 12-month guarantee.
Make sure your heat mat is the correct size and wattage for your enclosure. Check the thermostat setting and ensure it's set to the desired temperature.
Clean the thermostat with a dry cloth only. Do not use liquids.
Check the power supply to the thermostat and ensure the heat mat is correctly plugged in. Also, verify that the thermostat is set to the correct temperature.
Ensure the probe is correctly positioned. Adjust the thermostat's setting slightly to fine-tune the temperature. If fluctuations continue, the heat mat might be the wrong size for the enclosure.
Check the power outlet. Ensure the thermostat is plugged in securely and that the outlet is working. If the thermostat still doesn't turn on, it may be faulty.
Compatibility: This thermostat is compatible with heat mats and low-powered heaters. It is *not* suitable for heat lamps or any light-emitting heat sources.
Care: Regularly check the probe placement and ensure the enclosure environment is suitable for your reptile's needs. Clean the thermostat with a dry cloth only.
