Can any line volt themostat be couple with this heater?
924390
Yes as long as the thermostat is rated to handle the 2000 watts and is the only heater in the circuit on some models.
924391
I used a king single pole thermostat purchased at my local home center. seems to work just fine.
1091998
It should work just fine with a low voltage alarm circuit with 24 volts, works fine with my low voltage circuit on my heat pump ... hope this my help.
616494
If there are 2 leads, it should work. You will need to install a GIF prior to the thermostat.
424603
You would need to have an electrician run a line. I had the older version of this same unit that needed to be replaced, so I just removed the old one and installed this one.
1390919
I put it in a Quelet 10000 watt heater. It allows you to control this unit with a regular low voltage thermostat. The heater I bought seems to be designed to go with this relay. It took me a little bit to figure out how this was wired, but if I recall it was very simple I did this almost 2 years ago
92850
If you look at it from the Thermostat point of view, you have two line voltages coming in (red, black) and two out (red, black). If you can install the relay there it's the same wiring as we described earlier.If you install the relay at the heater, you'll need to run low voltage wiring to where you want to locate the thermostat.
2067117
Yes, provided the control voltage to the thermostat is roughly 24 volts or less. Just make sure your wall furnace doesn't send 120 volts to the thermostat. I've never seen one that does, but I've never seen yours! I'm guessing that this will work fine. I use 6 of these to control hot water baseboard heat (which uses a 24 VAC control voltage) and 1 more for a gas fireplace (that also runs off low voltage). BTW, assuming this is compatible with your system, it is a great thermostat.
99244
James, There is a built in thermostat on the unit, with a little work you could rewire that control to a line voltage thermostat like the Honeywell T451A2007. I am happy with the built in control, I just use a step stool if I need to change the temperature.
2221042
Yes you should be able to connect the same wires to the same post on the thermostat. mine also came with directions. You should be fine.Good luck
2282631
Yes, as long as the heater is not rated for over 5000 watts. Its a simple thermostat. One contact (2 wires) closes or opens by the heat setting and the other contact (2 wires) opens in the off position.
1035057
you can as long as you check the circuit breaker rating and the thermostat rating and don't exceed the capacity of either one.
1638463
Yes, but the thermostat does not work with 120v. I had to spent another $90 for thermostat
274015
Good question, this thermostat doesn't have a ground wire connection so I would wire the breaker wire ground to the heaters ground wire. Read your manuals first before wiring any product.
1387696
I think the temp controller is on the cord, so if yours is OK I would think you can use it. Ours shorted out so we decided to replace both the cord with the thermostat and the heating element.
987808
You could do it with a simple relay- but you have to check if this one is compatible with AC current, unless you want to use a DC circuit. Here's link diagrams to both http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_fuBrp5aqZDo/TTQ7KZeAXMI/AAAAAAAAAlU/G3XX2o_e77U/s1600/relay_wiring.jpg http://inspectapedia.com/heat/L4064B_Line_Voltage2.gif
91595
I am NOT an electrician but it works for a 20a 240v heater BUT, and I stress BUT....it is NOT inline with the heater....just hooked to the same switch.
2053400
Generally, the item will work with all standard household wiring. To fully answer your question, you will need to be more specific in reference to the type of wiring you refer to.