Need better temperature control for your heat mat?

The Hydro Axis heat mat thermostat provides a steady, ideal temperature for your valuable plants and cuttings, avoiding root overheating.

It's user-friendly, with a plug-and-play design, LED indicator light and NZ plug.
The Hydro Axis heat thermostat is compatible with all heat mats!

Specifications

• Precise Temperature Control: 20-42°C / 68-108°F
• Digital temperature controller for heat mats
• Provides constant optimum temperature for your plants
• Easy to use, plug heat mat directly into thermostat
• 1.8m power cord
• 2m probe with suction cup
• LED temperature reading
  
• Power/Heating Indicator light
• Instruction Manual included
• Voltage 230-240V~ 50Hz
• Maximum Load 1000 Watt
• Indoor use only
• Use with our Hydro Axis Flexible Heat Mats
• Warranty: 1 year

Setting up the controller

1. Insert the probe approximately 20-40mm into the rooting area.
2. Position the thermostat up and away from seedling trays and stray water.
   DO NOT SUBMERGE THE THERMOSTAT.
3. Plug the heat mat into the thermostat.
4. Plug the thermostat power cord into the power source/electrical outlet, and the POWER LED will light up.
5. Set the maximum desired temperature for the heat mat.

Using the controller

1. Press the SET button to display the current pre-set temperature. The thermostat's LED screen shows the current temperature whenever the SET button is not activated.
2. Press and hold the SET button for three seconds to enter temperature selection mode. Press the ▲ (UP) or ▼ (DOWN) button to adjust the temperature. The thermostat LED screen shows the numbers as you cycle through them. Press the SET button again to set the chosen temperature. The HEATING light cycles on when the mat is in the process of heating. When the LED is not lit, the mat is not providing heat. The light turns off automatically when the mat reaches the pre-set temperature.
3. Press and hold the ▼ (DOWN) button for three seconds to display the temperature in Celsius. Press and hold the ▲ (UP) button to display the temperature in Fahrenheit.