- Oct 20, 2013
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I have just been tacking the electricity cable from my newly installed "underfloor heating" on my quail cage.
...crazy, possibly. It all started when we were looking for a way to stop their water bottle/drinker freezing when we are away for several days and have no neighbours under 70 to ask for help.
We bought a soil warming cable and thermostat, so now when the temp drops below X (Thermostat currently set to 0 degrees) in the main bedding area of the house (which is a 2 story rabbit hutch), the cable going up and down the floor of their house, and wrapped around their water drinker will heat and keep things from being frozen.
The cable heats up to around 30 degrees, but as soon as the bedding area achieves the thermostat set temp, it cuts out such that no-one will overheat. Only draws 3 Amps so not painfull on the electricity bills either.
It helps with drying their sand litter out too, reducing smell and making cleaning easier....
So who else has gone above and beyond and spoilt their little monsters...??
Any luxuary difference suggestions for the bridies?
Sarah.
...crazy, possibly. It all started when we were looking for a way to stop their water bottle/drinker freezing when we are away for several days and have no neighbours under 70 to ask for help.
We bought a soil warming cable and thermostat, so now when the temp drops below X (Thermostat currently set to 0 degrees) in the main bedding area of the house (which is a 2 story rabbit hutch), the cable going up and down the floor of their house, and wrapped around their water drinker will heat and keep things from being frozen.
The cable heats up to around 30 degrees, but as soon as the bedding area achieves the thermostat set temp, it cuts out such that no-one will overheat. Only draws 3 Amps so not painfull on the electricity bills either.
It helps with drying their sand litter out too, reducing smell and making cleaning easier....
So who else has gone above and beyond and spoilt their little monsters...??
Any luxuary difference suggestions for the bridies?
Sarah.