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On Feb 25, 2010, at 1:06 PM, jason pozner wrote:
Thanks Windy,
I agree the thermostat would be easier, except to save power we only
require a small bit of thaw when the tanks' float will be
activated. Cows are creatures of habit, and in fact we have a
Crouzet timer in now and
I suggest you consider using a thermostat instead. It's more logical
and nobody needs to remember to turn off / on with the seasons.
You can use an AC-rated electric heater thermostat. I've seen them at
Lowes, or from Graingers or HVAC suppliers. Also called "line voltage
thermostat". It wi
Thanks Windy,
I agree the thermostat would be easier, except to save power we only require
a small bit of thaw when the tanks' float will be activated. Cows are
creatures of habit, and in fact we have a Crouzet timer in now and the
system is working like a dream. It is a T-on/ T-off dial system
Hi wrenches,
Does anyone know a good source for a reliable, reasonably priced 24v DC
clock timer 5-10A run off a relay. We are powering heat tape to mitigate a
vulnerable spot in a water pumping system for a stock tank.
Thanks,
Jay Pozner
Nunatak Alternative Energy Solutions
Crested Butte, CO
I think Backwoods Solar used to carry these.
Todd
On Thursday, February 25, 2010 10:12am, "jason pozner"
said:
Hi wrenches,
Does anyone know a good source for a reliable, reasonably priced 24v DC clock
timer 5-10A run off a relay. We are powering heat tape to mitigate a
vulnerable spot i
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Hi wrenches,
Does anyone know a good source for a r
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