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Thermostat question Al Schmidt 02-03-2009
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Posted by Al Schmidt on February 3, 2009, 12:46 pm
I have a cabinet with audio/visual equipment in it. I want to add a
temperature controlled fan. Will a normal wall mount thermostat switch a 12
volt DC fan?


Posted by Bubba on February 3, 2009, 3:56 pm
wrote:

>I have a cabinet with audio/visual equipment in it. I want to add a
>temperature controlled fan. Will a normal wall mount thermostat switch a 12
>volt DC fan?

No, you will need a special "cabinet audio/visual equipment"
thermostat.
Bubba

Posted by geothermaljones on February 3, 2009, 7:16 pm
Look for a low voltage (verify 12V) stat that makes on a rise in Temp...
Sometimes called "reverse acting"

geothermaljones


> wrote:
>>I have a cabinet with audio/visual equipment in it. I want to add a
>>temperature controlled fan. Will a normal wall mount thermostat switch a
>>12
>>volt DC fan?
> No, you will need a special "cabinet audio/visual equipment"
> thermostat.
> Bubba



Posted by Stormin Mormon on February 3, 2009, 9:35 pm
Use in cooling / AC mode?

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Look for a low voltage (verify 12V) stat that makes on a
rise in Temp...
Sometimes called "reverse acting"

geothermaljones


> On Tue, 3 Feb 2009 12:46:14 -0500, "Al Schmidt"
> wrote:
>>I have a cabinet with audio/visual equipment in it. I want
>>to add a
>>temperature controlled fan. Will a normal wall mount
>>thermostat switch a
>>12
>>volt DC fan?
> No, you will need a special "cabinet audio/visual
> equipment"
> thermostat.
> Bubba




Posted by Jim Dandy on February 3, 2009, 7:16 pm

>I have a cabinet with audio/visual equipment in it. I want to add a
>temperature controlled fan. Will a normal wall mount thermostat switch a 12
>volt DC fan?


You should get a normal floor mount thermostat.



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