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I made the same suggestion about 6 hours ago and included a link to some 24V/120V relays at the Grainger site:
Between the 35° Min thermostat suggested by Chilly Willy and a relay from Grainger, et al. the OP would be all set.
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I made the same suggestion about 6 hours ago and included a link to some 24V/120V relays at the Grainger site:
Between the 35° Min thermostat suggested by Chilly Willy and a relay from Grainger, et al. the OP would be all set.
Perhaps this one?
Dayton 1UHG6 Line Voltage Control, LCD , Outlet Plug
Line Voltage Control, Outlet Plug Thermostat Control Range 41-95 F, Differential +/- 1 Deg F, Temp Sensitivity +/- 1 Deg F, Sensor Type NTC Thermistor, For Use With Portable Heaters, Application Heating Only, LCD Display
It's a gas furnace, idiot! Good grief!
Don't use a heater larger than specified power rating.
Who says it's a gas furnace? Not in the original post from 07 or in the recent revival by Gerry. Who's the idiot now?
If the original post is from 07, why even bother posting help? That did not show up on the original post here, or I would not even have bothered to reply.
As far as the guy calling others idiots, why dont you use facebook instead of alt.home.repair. Facebook is loaded with people with your lousy attitude.... You can find all kinds of new idiot friends on Facebook to annoy!
The OP is from 07, but Gerry revived it on Nov 10 by voicing a need for a device/system to keep his garage just above freezing.
We're tying to help Gerry, not the OP.
my best friend put a engine heater on his vehicle, with a heavy duty timer turning the heater on at 4am so his vehicle would be always ready to go at 6am for work.
perhaps the OP wanted his vehicle above freezing?
Gerry probably dont even have a garage. All he did was waste bandwidth by reposting something from 2007.
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