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Thermo Cube

I just bought a Thermo Cube at Farm Supply because it got Cold again. Drained the potable antifreeze out last week because it was in the 80's , soon we are going to Avila Beach for a couple of days so I thought I would get a jump on it. But now all of a sudden last night it was 30 degrees. The Thermo Cube is a thermostatically controlled plug, so last night I put 2 different lights in 2 different spots now I can use the Thermo Cube .  What size light bulbs should I use?  Art
Art
1997 Prevost 40'
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Re: Thermo Cube

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Most people say 100 watt bulbs will do it.  A larger wattage bulb will just be on for a shorter amount of time and will be able to handle more extreme temperatures.  I'm sure you could get by with less with the temperatures your describing.  I use thermo-cubes and with a remote thermometer I found they come on at about 35 F and off at about 50 F.  I used two 200 watt "My Heat" heaters.  Each heater had their own thermo-cubes for each side of the tank bay.  But remember I was in Idaho in January and wanted to be prepared for any freak subzero storm.
John Fitzgerald
1991 U300 (SAI) Side Aisle Island Bed 40'
Detroit 6V92 with Allison Retarder
Meridian (Boise), Idaho