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[QUOTE="CooperDragon, post: 1781433, member: 76248"] Yep, using a timer is a great way to control the lighting. A dimming thermostat can help you control the temperature/output from the basking light and the CHE. I've found that a pulse setting works well with a CHE while a dimming setting works well with a basking light. If you can swing it, I suggest getting a Herpstat2 which you can program to keep the lights within a specific range while the UVB tube can be set on a simple on/off outlet timer. [/QUOTE]
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