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[QUOTE=gregbradley;1172429]Thanks Gary. It does not seem to have any displays so it does that internally?
The controller has 2 sockets at the top into which 2 sensors (they cost a little extra) can be plugged. It then has 2 sockets on either side that can be controlled by the sensors. The rotary knob on the front is set by trial and error and sets the point where the heaters kick in. It's no great trial to do so accurately.
It also has another couple of sockets on either side that can power strips that are not controlled by the sensors.
Also has a couple of power outlets that can be used to power other accessories.
Incredibly well built and one of those rare items that is actually worth what you pay for it.
cheers
Gary
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