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Ok, so we switched the connections on the thermostat to the other side.... its a double throw and it worked great. So I assume one side of thermostat controls the on off and the other controls the thermostatic controls and the on off. Problem solved! Thanks for all the help and input!

Not a problem, I will wait till my neighbor gets home later whom helped me wire this in and verify how we did it to answer mrbreeze's question and go from there. Just was hoping there was something obvious I was missing. I know enough electrical to make me dangerous but this "should" work...

Its a line voltage thermostat that I put in and it is a 2 pole, (4pu49) but I am only using one side. The thermostat built into the heater has been completely disconnected so i dont think I have an issue of one trying to control the other... Dayton makes a line voltage thermostat that is a...

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That looks awesome! Definitley different! Nice find!

Hi everyone, 1st time posting and could really use some help. I just bought a Dayton 3UG73D heater. I hooked it up to its own dedicated 30 amp circuit and wired in a dayton line voltage thermostat. Did it much like shown in this post here (below) but without the seperate shut off because my...