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Can baseboard heaters be wired to one thermostat at the electrical panel? ericpman 10-04-2006
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Posted by on October 4, 2006, 9:00 pm
I've got two thermostats on opposite sides of a wall in an open concept
room which includes a hallway. I'm about to install a programmable
thermostat but don't want to splurge on more than I need. Is there an
easy way to let one thermostat operate both without getting into the
walls? I'm quite certain that the wattage will not be exceeded.


Posted by daytona on October 4, 2006, 9:04 pm
yes
> I've got two thermostats on opposite sides of a wall in an open concept
> room which includes a hallway. I'm about to install a programmable
> thermostat but don't want to splurge on more than I need. Is there an
> easy way to let one thermostat operate both without getting into the
> walls? I'm quite certain that the wattage will not be exceeded.
>



Posted by on October 5, 2006, 5:29 am
Please reply with a question or some feedback if you care to reply. A
short answer is not how newsgroups work. Thanks

daytona wrote:
> yes
> > I've got two thermostats on opposite sides of a wall in an open concept
> > room which includes a hallway. I'm about to install a programmable
> > thermostat but don't want to splurge on more than I need. Is there an
> > easy way to let one thermostat operate both without getting into the
> > walls? I'm quite certain that the wattage will not be exceeded.
> >


Posted by Bubba on October 5, 2006, 7:48 am
hehe. Another expert on newsgroup operation.
Try clicking your ruby slippers together, epicman, while saying to
yourself, "theres no place like home. There's no place like home. This
should get you the answer you desire.
Bubba

On 5 Oct 2006 02:29:29 -0700, ericpman@gmail.com wrote:

>Please reply with a question or some feedback if you care to reply. A
>short answer is not how newsgroups work. Thanks
>
>daytona wrote:
>> yes
>> > I've got two thermostats on opposite sides of a wall in an open concept
>> > room which includes a hallway. I'm about to install a programmable
>> > thermostat but don't want to splurge on more than I need. Is there an
>> > easy way to let one thermostat operate both without getting into the
>> > walls? I'm quite certain that the wattage will not be exceeded.
>> >

Posted by -zero on October 5, 2006, 7:50 am

> Please reply with a question or some feedback if you care to reply. A
> short answer is not how newsgroups work. Thanks
>
> daytona wrote:
>> yes

http://computer.howstuffworks.com/newsgroup.htm

-zero




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