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Thread: Thermostat Help

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    Thermostat Help

    I recently bought a Hydrofarm Jump Start thermostat and was wondering about some odd behavior.
    The thermostat makes a loud clicking sound every time it switches from heating to non-heating. Is this normal or defective behavior?

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    Re: Thermostat Help

    Quote Originally Posted by HenryTheSnake View Post
    I recently bought a Hydrofarm Jump Start thermostat and was wondering about some odd behavior.
    The thermostat makes a loud clicking sound every time it switches from heating to non-heating. Is this normal or defective behavior?
    Normal! It's just turning on and off.




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    Re: Thermostat Help

    Great thanks!

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    Re: Thermostat Help

    Yup and fyi you will hear it a lot . It is essentially like the thermostat that controls a home furnace. That is the the circuit that powers the element being switched on and off. That is why people don't like these for heat lamps. it will look like a strobe light.
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