XIEHUZA Backlit Digital Temperature Controller Review

Have you ever struggled with keeping the temperature just right for your reptiles, plants, or brewing projects? It can be tricky, especially when the weather changes. But don't worry, we've got the perfect solution for you!

Introducing the XIEHUZA Backlit Digital Temperature Controller! This nifty device is like a wizard that helps you control the temperature with ease. Whether it's for your reptile incubator, greenhouse, brewing setup, or even your refrigerator, this thermostat has got you covered.

Step 1: Plug it in
Setting up the XIEHUZA is a breeze. Just plug it into a power outlet, and you're halfway there!

Step 2: Set Your Desired Temperature
Using the easy-to-read LCD screen, simply adjust the temperature to your liking. You can switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius, so it's perfect for everyone!

Step 3: Connect the Sensor
Place the sensor in the area you want to monitor. It'll send information back to the controller, ensuring that your desired temperature is always maintained.

Product Listing: XIEHUZA Backlit Digital Temperature Controller, LCD Screen Heating Cooling Thermostat Outlet Socket with Sensor Timer Regulator for Reptile Incubator Greenhouse Brewing Refrigerator, 110V, 15A, ℉/℃

Ready to say goodbye to temperature troubles? Click the link below to get your XIEHUZA Backlit Digital Temperature Controller now!

Temperature Controller
Digital Thermostat
Heating Cooling Regulator
Reptile Incubator
Greenhouse Temperature Control
Brewing Thermometer
Refrigerator Thermostat
LCD Screen Thermostat
Sensor Timer Regulator
110V Outlet Socket

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[AB_Gemini]

Thank you for making this video! I just recently bought the same exact type in your video from Walmart and the instructions were the same but for some reason my manual told me to press the button five times not press and hold it for 5 so I was stuck on this until I came across your video

[electronron]

I got one of these to use a cheap toaster oven to dry 3D printer filament. A toaster oven has so much power and hysteresis that the temperature will go way above the desired temperature when initially turned on but after it stabilizes it gets much closer to a safe range and if I crack open the door by about 3/4' it controls within the acceptable temperature range for filament drying. Originally I was going to get a thermocouple and relay to use with one of my Arduino's but when I added it up it was the same price as what this controller was selling for.

[johnussss]

Mine has gone wacky, it shows the correct temp in the fridge (internal aftermarket thermometer shows similar temp as the thermostats display) but I've recently had to set the off - on settings way higher than actual temps then it works, but that changes now and again and I have to mess with it till I find what makes it work properly ... stupids! ... tried resetting it, ... no change ... bazaaar!

[jacintapeters]

I just bought this and use it for my reptiles. I only want my heat lamp to be on during the day. How do you set a timer so each day it turns on and shuts off at the same time?