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Posted by Steve on November 10, 2008, 8:10 am
> How do I wire a blower to turn on at one temp, then off on another? I
> found a duct booster fan that I want to boost my draft in my wood
> stove. For example, turn on the fan at 65 Degrees and when the room
> reaches 75, it turns off. then cycles again. Please suggest a limit
> switch/ or thermostat which will work. Thanks
I am assuming that your using this for circulating the air from a heat
exchanger and not using it in the vent pipe. If you using it to circulate
the heated air from a heat exchanger, then use a regular thermostat with a
transformer and relay. If its for the vent pipe, then all bets are off.
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> found a duct booster fan that I want to boost my draft in my wood
> stove. For example, turn on the fan at 65 Degrees and when the room
> reaches 75, it turns off. then cycles again. Please suggest a limit
> switch/ or thermostat which will work. Thanks