Wireless Digital Temperature Controller 16A 3600W, Thermostat Winter Summer Modes, Temperature Controlled Outlet Plug Switch for Reptile Homebrew Greenhouse Aquarium Seedling
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Features
- Accurate Digital Thermostat for Precise Temperature Control:This plug in thermostat temperature controller offers a wide temperature range from 0-93C (32-199F), ideal for maintaining accurate temperature levels in reptile tanks, aquariums, incubators, and more. Perfect for users seeking a thermostat for house, greenhouse, or hobby use.
- Versatile Applications:This digital thermostat outlet is ideal for reptile tanks, germination, brewing, heating, fermentation,greenhouses, incubators, attic fans, smokehouses, and aquariums. Keeps your environment within the optimal temperature range at all times.
- Reliable Safety Protection:Max Loading: 16A 3600W. This reptile thermostat comes with a waterproof probe connected by a 1-meter stainless steel mesh cable-fully submersible for use in humid environments like aquariums, greenhouses, and brewing setups.
- Dual Modes Toggle:The digital temperature controller offers both heating and cooling modes. Automatically switches based on your settings and the device connected. Note: Do not connect both a heating and cooling device at the same time.
- Clear Digital Display with Simple Controls: Monitor real-time temperature with a large, easy-to-read screen. Set your preferences using intuitive buttonsswitch between C/F, set high and low thresholds, and enjoy reliable temperature control without programming hassles.
- Plug-and-Play Setup No Wiring Needed: Just insert the sensor plug, set your target temperature, and plug in your device. This greenhouse temperature controller outlet supports 125V appliances and is perfect for plug in thermostat setups in home or hobby environments.
- Easy to Install Anywhere: Runs on 1*AAA LR03 batteries (not included), so you can place it exactly where you need it without relying on wall power. Ideal for flexible setups where AC access is limited.
Color: silver
Brand: Wothfav
Voltage: 125 Volts
Product Dimensions: 2.75"L x 0.66"W x 2.55"H
Material: Plastic
Item Weight: 0.29 Pounds
Display Type: LCD
Operating Temperature: 93 Degrees Celsius
Manufacturer: wothfav
Product Dimensions: 2.75 x 0.66 x 2.55 inches
Item Weight: 4.6 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: TCK-06Plus
Batteries required: No
Included Components: Thermostat，plug
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Effective temperature control with any appliance! My goal was to use this for wax melting- with the thermostat controlling the hot plate so the water bath stays at just the right temp. It works for that purpose. temp probe was accurate when compared to my digital kitchen thermometer. Not sure I'd trust it with a pet reptile cage or anything that sensitive without further testing.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by C. Osgood
Got something you want to control the power of based on the temperature (like a fan)? Or maybe you want to make sure your 3D printer doesn't overheat, so you want a fan when it's on. Well, this is for you. Plug in the little plug, then plug your device into it, and now you can control it being on or off based on the temperature in the room. Works great for any type of temperature controlled environment you may have.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2025 by Rob P Rob P
I needed something simple to remotely control a fan. I was yelling at Alexa to turn it on, but that didn't work when I wasn't around; even when I was around I'd get so into doing Amazon reviews I'd start sweating before I remembered to turn it on. This beauty solves the problem perfectly, although you do have to experiment a bit with the settings to get it to do what your want. It is wireless, and the thermometer/control/transmitter was supposed to come paired to the receiver/receptacle. Mine was not, but the pairing process was simple. You can select a cooling (summer) or heating (winter) mode depending on your needs; to keep things below a certain temperature set it to summer mode. It's then easy to press quickly on the C/F button to get the lower limit flashing and the arrow buttons to set the value. Another press of the C/F button and the upper limit flashes; you can set a range and the fan (plugged into the receptacle) will turn on when the temperature exceeds the upper limit and off when it falls below the lower limit. The temperature readout is accurate according to other thermometers in the area.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2025 by DMC
It has a strange way of controlling the temperatures, a winter and a summer mode. It shouldn't matter what season it is, you should be able to set a temp range for heating or cooling and just plug in whatever device is doing the work. The range between the plug and the thermo probe / sender unit is really short. I am using it, yes it works, but I don't think it would be rated to anywhere near 3600 watts. A quick glance at the plug, which is really small, indicates that it is not very heavy duty. Right now it is powering a 600 watt oil heater and that's about all I would trust it with.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025 by Landon Beaulieu
We’ve been using this to control a heater for our baby chickens. I was concerned about how well it would work initially so I Kent a close eye on it, but it’s been working great. The display is small, but easy to read. The thermometer is accurate to within a degree of the two other thermometers I tested it against. It was super easy to set up and get working and we’ve had zero issues with it since.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2025 by Customer Review
I’ve been using this wireless temperature Plug to manage an infrared lamp in my chicken brooder, and it’s done a solid job maintaining consistent warmth. The setup was straightforward thanks to clear instructions, and the programmable settings make it easy to customize temperature ranges for different cycles. The waterproof sensor’s stainless steel mesh cable is incredibly versatile—I mounted it on a metal rack near the brooder without any issues. Pros: User-Friendly Programming: Setting up heating mode and defining my preferred temperature range took less than 10 minutes. The dual display screens show current and target temps clearly. Flexible Placement: The sensor’s long cable and adhesive backing let me position it exactly where I needed it, independent of the plug’s location. Durability: The probe survived weeks of use in a humid brooding environment without corrosion or damage. Cons: Battery Lifespan: Fresh AAA batteries only lasted about 2 hours before dying (replacing them with rechargeable batteries extended the runtime to only 3.5 hours). I wish the unit included a power indicator for battery status. Short Wireless Range: While functional, the control range is limited—keep the plug and sensor within optimal proximity to avoid connection drops. Verdict: A decent option for small-scale temperature regulation, especially after testing it for a full brooding cycle. The minor battery hiccup is manageable with rechargeables, but I’d recommend testing connectivity and settings thoroughly before relying on it long-term.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025 by Varied Verdicts Varied Verdicts
I’ve been using this wireless digital temperature controller for a little while now and it's been working great for my aquarium setup. I mainly got it because I was worried about temperature swings — I’ve had heaters go rogue in the past, and let’s just say it turned into a fish soup situation. Not ideal. This little gadget gives me serious peace of mind. I’ve got it set up to control a heater for my fish tank, and knowing it’ll automatically cut power if things get too hot or too cold is a huge relief. ✅ Super easy to use, right out of the box — no confusing setup ✅ Clear display and intuitive controls ✅ Can handle both heating and cooling — so it’s flexible for all kinds of uses ✅ Programmable temps so I can set it and forget it ✅ Gives me peace of mind knowing my fish won’t freeze or get cooked again ✅ Outlet plug style is convenient — just plug in your heater or cooler ❌ I really wish there was a plug-in version with a battery backup — the unit seems to go through AAA batteries pretty quickly. The wireless part is handy, but you do have to keep an eye on the battery life or it’ll stop working without much warning Overall, I’m happy with it and it’s doing its job well, but if they made a version that could run off wall power and had backup batteries for emergencies? That would be perfect. Until then, I’m just keeping extra AAA batteries on hand.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025 by DaMoJo