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Cabinet heater

#1 Post by redcat »

Does anyone use anything like this in their cabinets?

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Re: Cabinet heater

#2 Post by bradaz11 »

no, but the ones that look like a metal flourescent tube was used years ago with a thermostat.
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#3 Post by 1066 »

I have a small 30w heater - runs all the time, maybe 10 years with no problems:
Similar to this:
https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/enclosur ... lsrc=3p.ds

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A heated seed tray mat at 21w Ebay no: 385120908900
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Re: Cabinet heater

#4 Post by Graham M »

Be careful with cabinet heaters as they can dry the wood out too much.
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