A standard 110Volt thermostat for baseboard heating might solve your
problem.The line current goes through the thermostat. I keep my work shop
not below 50 F (10C) with such a thermostat connected to an automotive
interior car heater (750 watts). I think that if you wanted a higher
temperatre rang
You should be able to get exactly the thermostat that you are looking for
at any place that sells propane forced air torpedo heaters. We have been
using these for years to control temp heat in new construction. They are
simply a thermostat with a 110 power cord with a male/female plug end.
Plug th
>You should be able to get exactly the thermostat that you are looking for
>at any place that sells propane forced air torpedo heaters. We have been
>using these for years to control temp heat in new construction. They are
>simply a thermostat with a 110 power cord with a male/female plug end.
>P
I am using the kind that Joe suggested, but it only has a temp range of 40
to 90.
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