Day/night thermostat

The digital thermostat day night of the brand Giganterra is a complete controller to keep the temperature stable and automate the cycle of your terrarium safely. It is designed to work with radiant panels, ceramic lamps and other heat sources, regulating the system so that your animal has a constant environment both day and night. If you are looking for a digital thermostat day night that also manages the lighting in your terrarium, this model stands out for its 2 independent circuits.

✅ 2 circuits: heat + lighting (real automation)

This thermostat includes:

• Circuit 1 (temperature): controls the heat source to maintain the desired range.

• Circuit 2 (lighting): allows terrarium lighting to be managed separately, facilitating day/night routines without the need for additional timers. Ideal for controlling LED light sources and UV screens that do not emit heat (go to lighting)

With this configuration you can centralize terrarium control and reduce equipment, cables and manual adjustments.

🌡️ Permanent reading and range 0-50 °C

Your display continuously shows the internal temperature, The system status can be reviewed at a glance. Works in a range of 0 °C to 50 °C, ideal for most tropical, temperate and desert terrariums.

🚨 High and low temperature alarm function

For extra security, it integrates alarm if the temperature rises or falls outside the set range. This helps to detect heating faults, improper sensor placement or sudden environmental changes before they become a problem.

⚡ Max. power: 2x500W

Its maximum capacity is 2 x 500W, The heating system is sufficient to control most common heating systems (ceramic, radiant panels, thermal blankets, cables, etc.), both in domestic terrariums and in more demanding installations.

🔋 Power outage memory

Includes internal battery to retain the programming if the power goes out. Thus, when the power comes back on, the terrarium recovers its settings without having to reprogram temperatures or cycles.

Assembly advice: place the probe in the area you want to monitor (usually near the hot spot, but without direct contact with the heat source) and check the gradient with a thermometer in another area of the terrarium.