Discuss How to reduce power to a heating device. in the Electrical Appliances Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

So you said :
"Looking at products that could be used for the power control you are looking for I have found that they exist more commonly than I had expected."
Are you now saying you're not willing to point me in the direction of some of them so I can have a look and a think about possibilities?

A little later in that same post I told you could look at the infrared heater dimmers being sold for use in vivariums, stables etc
 

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