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    Re: Oh Snap moment, t-stat failure

    Quote Originally Posted by Lolo76 View Post
    Aw, that really sucks Denial - he was a pretty boy. But Prophet, I'm glad your snakes are okay! I often hear of people using back-up thermostats, so how exactly does that work? Are they plugged into each other, or what??
    The t-stat that failed was his central heating/AC for the apt.

    To answer you question though. To back up your t-stats...
    -Plug UTH into t-stat A
    -Plug T-stat A into T-stat B
    -Place both probes on UTH
    -Set T-stat A to 91deg, set T-stat B to like 96deg.

    You can also use a dimmer to back-up your thermostat...
    -Plug UTH to dimmer. Set dimmer so UTH maintains about 96deg.
    -Plug dimmer into T-stat and set t-stat to 91deg.

    Or, you can just buy the Double Ranco's which are already wired to back each other up...


    Rob
    "Cry, Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war..."

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