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    Re: Dimming vs. Proportional Thermostat?

    If I understand it correctly, dimming proportional applies just enough voltage to produce the required temp. On/off is just what it sounds like, and pulse proportional applies an on/off voltage to maintain temperature without the larger swings produced by an on/off.

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