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Liquid Graphite Heating Mat (HM1)

4.88 stars, based on 68 reviews
(2025 SALE!)  This 21"x 11" under-tank style heating mat uses liquid graphite to evenly heat the surface with no hot spots! Traditional heating pads use wires, which can lead to uneven heating and hot spots. This powerful heater only uses 28...

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Great product. Just bought a second one to replace one with no temp control.

Liquid graphite heat pad

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works perfectly with programmable thermostat

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This mat is hands down the best answer for controlling the temperature in your grow!!

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  • safe packaging
  • adjustable temp. dial
  • plug-in
  • product looks good
  • dimensions big enough 4 large tubs
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I am a beginner at medicinal mushroom growing and was looing for a way to keep my substrate warm. Throughout the whole colonize and fruiting process. This has done just that. Very user friendly, simple, and is keeping my substrate/monotub in the mid 70*F even with about 3" of substrate. *Only one side of this mat heats up so NO WORRIES about the surface its on getting hot!!

Highly recommend this to anyone who wants that extra bit of insurance for a succesful grow.

Liquid graphite heating mat

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  • Energy efficiency
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  • No number settings just a dimmer switch
It makes a great incubator when put in a box .I put the pad in a cardboard box with the cord running through a hole than I put a plastic terrarium in on the pad it's been down close to 30 f and my incubator stay a constant 80 f out side in a shed .

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