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Lowes Home Improvement has this available for about $8-10. We take a lamp kit from WalMart and install the lamp kit in the center of the tote lid. With an "L" bracket we install the thermostat in the corner of the lid. Both wires of the lamp cord connect to the lamp. Where the lamp cord passes the thermostat, you slit one wire and cut it. This attaches to the thermostat. So one wire attaches to the thermostat and the other stays intact. The thermostat screws/wires should be covered with tape as an electrical shock hazard exists (ask my wife).
In the brooder house, the thermostat is installed in an extension cord and about 6" above the floor. Then you can plug several brooder bulb kits into the extension cord. We also leave a "night light" on at all times in all of our brooders.
Hope this helps explain everything.
Or you can send us $50 and we will acquire the parts, install the thermostat and mail it to you.....
http://www.lowes.com/pd_26359-135-6...r+tank+thermostat&pl=1¤tURL=&facetInfo=
Lowes Home Improvement has this available for about $8-10. We take a lamp kit from WalMart and install the lamp kit in the center of the tote lid. With an "L" bracket we install the thermostat in the corner of the lid. Both wires of the lamp cord connect to the lamp. Where the lamp cord passes the thermostat, you slit one wire and cut it. This attaches to the thermostat. So one wire attaches to the thermostat and the other stays intact. The thermostat screws/wires should be covered with tape as an electrical shock hazard exists (ask my wife).
In the brooder house, the thermostat is installed in an extension cord and about 6" above the floor. Then you can plug several brooder bulb kits into the extension cord. We also leave a "night light" on at all times in all of our brooders.
Hope this helps explain everything.
Or you can send us $50 and we will acquire the parts, install the thermostat and mail it to you.....
http://www.lowes.com/pd_26359-135-6...r+tank+thermostat&pl=1¤tURL=&facetInfo=