PID Dimming Reptile Thermostat 200W Digital Heat Controller

2026-02-23T11:23:04-05:00

Anbieter: ReptiKing
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Preis: 35.99

PID Dimming Reptile Thermostat – Precision Heat Control for Reptiles

Create a stable, natural basking environment with advanced PID temperature control. The ReptiKing X100 Micro PID Thermostat is engineered to regulate reptile heat lamps and ceramic emitters with smooth dimming technology — eliminating harsh ON/OFF cycles and maintaining consistent terrarium temperatures.

Smart PID Temperature Stability

Advanced PID algorithm for precise, steady heat control

Prevents temperature overshooting and sudden fluctuations

Maintains consistent basking spot conditions

Extends bulb lifespan by reducing start-stop cycling

Wide Temperature Range

Adjustable range: 68°F–122°F (20°C–50°C)

High-precision Korean NTC probe (±0.5–1°C accuracy)

Clear digital display with real-time temperature monitoring

Safe & Reliable Operation

Maximum load capacity: 200W

4A high-load control module

UL-certified power cord

Isolated power design for enhanced safety

Indoor use only

Compatible Heating Devices

Incandescent basking bulbs

Infrared heat lamps

Ceramic heat emitters

Heating pads

Not Compatible With: Mercury vapor bulbs (sun lamps), UVB fluorescent bulbs, LED UVB lamps.

How It Works

Simply connect your reptile heat lamp fixture to the thermostat socket, position the temperature probe inside the enclosure using the included suction cup, and set your desired temperature. Allow approximately 30 minutes for the terrarium to reach the target temperature.

Indicator Guide:
Red light on = heating lamp is active.
Blinking display = temperature is 3°C (5°F) above or below the set target.

Technical Specifications

Brand: ReptiKing

Model: X100 Micro PID Thermostat

Input Voltage: 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz

Load Capacity: 200W Max

Current Rating: 4A

Temperature Range: 20°C–50°C (68°F–122°F)

For indoor terrarium use only

Precision heating control helps support reptile comfort, proper digestion, and healthy basking behavior — essential for maintaining optimal enclosure conditions.