Does the seller recomend this can be used with a ceramic set up in a reptile viv? Does it act like a pulse or dimming stat or on off stat?

The Inkbird thermostat controller are all the on/off model. But it is also can work with the ceramic heat emitter or tube heater.

Would this be suitable for a crested gecko enclosure as the heat lamp I have is very hard to maintain the correct temperature

I would say yes if the heat lamp you use is not relied on for any firm of light in the tank. When the temp is over your required level the power will be cut to the lamp therfore letting the heat dissipate. When the temp lowers to within 0.2 degrees of where you want to be the lamp will power back up. Normally this device will keep to within 1 degree of your required setting

Can i use 2 heating equipment for the cooling and heating? I have 2 reptiles and wonder if i can plug the heat lamp in cooling and other in heating

The two socket outlets are controlled by separate relays. When one socket is on the other is off. The drawback is there is only one thermocouple (heat sensor) as it is designed to control ONE enclosed space not two. Experiment with two table lamps, one in each socket and use a hair dryer on the heat sensor.

can someone recomend a good heater/cooler to go with this? I'm struggling to find one

This all depends on the size of the space your trying to maintain. Although it does work great with a oil filled radiator plugged into heat and carbon filter extraction on cool. This also helps regulate humidity.

Manufacturer	Inkbird
Part number	Inkbird Temperature Controller
Item Weight	349 g
Product Dimensions	10 x 10 x 19 cm; 349.27 g
Item model number	ITC-308
Item Package Quantity	1
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

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