Is the thermostat located in the plug or in the cable as I would need to plug this in where it will never go below 38 degrees
1676564
This is a self-contained unit. The thermostat is in the unit itself. There is no cord attached.
1676565
The thermostat is in the plug - in the yellow housing. This would need to be exposed to the outside air - and somewhat protected from the rain. There is nothing that claims this plug is waterproof, and I have not wanted to test it.
756015
The thermostat is attached to the unit. Unfortunately, the thermostat is of little value since it does not measure the room temperature. You may want to set it at "99" all of the time and turn it down if you are too warm. The T400 thermostat displays the temperature at the end of the temperature probe, and is typically and probably different than the ambient air throughout the room. The numeric reading on the T400 thermostat should be thought of more as a scale. In that, if the thermostat is set at a specific numeric value, and you are still cold, then you should increase the setting up to "99". If you are too warm in the room, then the setting should be decreased accordingly. When the heater is turned on, it will run until the temperature probe reaches a measurement of 72 degrees. Once it is turned on, it first reads 72 degrees, and then after 3 seconds, it will display the temperature at the end of the temperature probe. (And while that reading is accurate, it is typically and probably different than the ambient air throughout the room.)
1557350
the box with the knob on it is not a thermostat. it is a variable resistor to limit the current to the rock. you controll the temp with a thermomiter and adjust the temp of the rock accordingly. you can bundle all the cord in a hide area and use a 10 foot extension cord.
2219556
38 degree is not too cold. After checking the obvious (timer and battery), I would double check your connection inside the hopper. I use a thin zip tie to hold my connection inside the hopper to ensure that connestion doesn't come apart. I've had that problem with the connection coming apart inside the hopper on my first one.
1058722
the thermostat is only the temperature of the heat coming from the heat. not room temperature.good luck
1398470
plug at end of cord,I have a 400q. ft. garage and it does not warm it and I am in N. Houston
1843264
The device tells your power strip when to come on. If its 40 degrees out it shouldn't supply power to your heater wire. The heater wire is a separate purchase. The extra wire in the picture is the temp sense cable. It lays in the gutter. It does not produce heat.
761772
I have two live wires and two dead wires does the hot wires go to the top or bottom of thr thermostat
1109070
The thermostat is in the untit that plugs into the wall. The unit plugs into the wall, (we plugged it into a heavy duty extention cord) and whatever you are controlling, plugs into it. We set it so our swamp cooler turns off when the temperature reaches 72 degrees, and it works great. Hope this answers your question!
1970439
No and no. It's a plug in transformer box with a wire attached and the end of the wire is split to be put into the respective places in the thermostat wiring.
1789634
Jeff is correct. Only two wires (conductors) are needed. If you have thermostat wire with more than two conductors, no problem, just use two of them and ignore the rest.
252243
The orange 'block' in the power cord is actually a thermostat housing. There is a black dot that is the actual thermostat element. We fasten that housing to the pipe using industrial strength UV resistant tie wraps. The thermostat simply measures the temperature of whatever it is in contact with, air, pipe, water, etc. We have used several of these on the 2" PVC pump platform piping on our community water system for a couple of years. They have totally eliminated freeze ups and pipe breakage while using very little power.
747272
I had no directions either. I just plugged it in and it worked through all the sub zero temps we had last winter and this year also. It never really felt warm, but it works!
2053031
when you take the therm from the back there is a black jumper that you remove and then attach to another connection. Therefore unless your tenant knows to take it off and move the jumper in the back electronic section, then they cannot move the temapture above for heat or below for AC.
2162798
No, the instructions says it'll keep things about 40ºF below the surrounding temperature. I doubt your area would be below about 38ºC.
1552992
you may want to silicon the probe only to the tank. You shouldn't get the terminal between the probe and the cable wet. You can set the thermostat to warm temps as well as cold
1220751
That's the heat control. Clockwise is hotter. There's no thermostat so you'll have to play with it to get the desired temp b