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heater cable must always be outside the terrarium. Plug cable into
electrical outlet.
* Always use a thermometer to monitor the inside temperatures
of your terrarium. Know the temperature range for the species of
animal you are keeping.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS – OUTSIDE TERRARIUM:
The Exo Terra® Heat Cable is great for the underside of a single
terrarium or in a reptile breeder rack set-up.
Turn empty terrarium upside down and (using small pieces of
electrical tape) tape the heat cable to the underside of the terrarium
using an up-and-down looping pattern. Do not overlap cable. Avoid
sharp bend radii of less than 2" (5 cm). Always leave a cold zone for
thermoregulation.
NOTE:
For less heat, position heat cable loops further apart. For
Cold Zone
Bottom view
Hot Zone
more heat, position loops closer together. Do not overlap cable.
1 ¼" (3 cm)
Keep cable loops a minimum of apart from each other.
Use only on glass terrariums.
Never let the edge of the terrarium(s) "rest" on the heater
cable. Always elevate the terrarium using rubber feet (available at
hardware stores). This allows excess heat to escape and prevents
damage to your heat cable, terrarium, animals, house furniture, etc.
Note: the first 6 feet (1.8 m) of cable with plug end is the "cold lead".
No rubber feet required when used with an Exo Terra Glass
Terrarium.
Maintenance and Cleaning Instructions:
The Exo Terra® Heat Cable is maintenance free, requiring no
adjustments. From time to time cleaning the heat cable will be
necessary. Use only a soft cloth dampened only with water. Do not
use harsh chemical, solvents or the like. Always unplug unit from
wall receptacle before cleaning or relocating the heat cable.
GUARANTEE
This product is guaranteed for defects in material or workmanship
for a period of 2 years from date of purchase. The guarantee is valid