My heater is a single lower unit. will this thermostat work in the lower position in single element units
1104336
yes these are set in series for dual heaters like my own at 230vac if you have 120 vac use only one set temp bout 105 f don't want to scorch your self , but if you go on vacation turn of circuit breaker and shut off water.you just never know..
430718
No. The back of the unit is where the heating element is and water could enter from the back causing a short or shock. In addition, thermostat control is on top and water would short that out.
1220228
I just talked to my furnace tech about this, and he said it's fine to get a single stage thermostat for a 2 stage furnace. The reason is that a 2 stage furnace will automatically run on low for a few minutes then go to high. At the moment we have a single stage thermostat and our furnace does just that. If you get a 2 stage thermostat it might override the furnace and go right to high for instance - or run the low stage for longer, but you don't need it for your furnace to do its own 2 stages.
420263
This switch is for any fan, light and heater unit or any unit that has 3 functions. It would work on a two function unit you would just use 2 of the switches. I tried to look up the unit you mentioned on Amazon but it was missing a number. If your device has two or three functions then this switch will work.
1553168
yes sir, it will work in replace of many thermostats. amazingly inexpensive for all the features. ive used on everything from camp heaters in an rv to full central heat ac systems. hope this answered your question.
223431
No. What you have is a knob that has low, medium and high. I have not had any problem with this setup, I don't know if a thermostat would make a difference. If I had a furnace yes a thermostat is what you want.I prefer to control the unit myself.
98784
These units connect directly to the line voltage.. If your current thermostats only connect via romex type wire then these will work. If your current thermo has low voltage wiring (thin wires) then they will not work.
754847
It depends on the capacity of the thermostat. If you have 3 heaters of 1200 watts each, and your thermostat is rated for only 3000 watts, you are only able to run 2 together.
1089253
No idea, I never owned such thermostat, just noticed that the Infrared Sauna we had, emmits hube amt of EMF, THEN AN OLDER MODEL WITH CERAMIC HEATER DIDNTDEPENDS ON CHEAP MANUFACURER
1847693
I don't know. It wouldn't work for me, I had to have a faulty board replaced in the control system as well as a new thermostat.
99246
Yes. I installed mine using a line-voltage (220v) thermostat with the heater unit turned to full warm position. The thermostat I have is a White-Rodgers purchased from W. W. Grainger.
2277870
Yes it will with minor rewiring. Take one wire common from furnace straight to solenoid. Other furn wire to humidistat. Second solenoid wire to stat. And it should work fine. Think of the stat as nothi g more than a light switch. Hope that helps.
458121
I would recommend checking the amp draw of the elements, when the thermostats or NOT CALLING (on). If there is any draw at this time, then the element needs to be replaced.
1029470
I'm not certain it would fit your heater. Mine is still in the box because I ordered the wrong one. If you are handy and willing to disassemble the unit it might work.
566035
Agree with earlier answers. I have two units that predate the one with a thermostat, and they work great. The problem with the thermostat unit is that the sensor is right by the radiator. It gets warm and kicks off before the area around it is warm. The solution is to set the thermostat 10 degrees warmer than you think it should be. You can adjust from there for personal preference.
1825605
I would have to say yes provided it does not get into the mechanical operation of the unit or near the heating element
1082138
No it will not. Had to try it myself to see. Sorry. My units are several years old. They give off a lot of heat though & for the money have been good heaters. I own 2 of them.