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Pluggable line voltage thermostat

TomC750

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Is there a line voltage thermostat available I can plug into an outlet and a cube heater into? The problem I have is in my garage bathroom in which I try to maintain about 60*, the differential is way too wide with this heater and a previous one. I guess I could install a thermostat and tie it into an outlet. Just looking for a simple solution.
 
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tailshaft56

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Yes. they sell them for the Salamander type portable heaters. I would check to make sure they rated for enough amps of your cube heater. in a salamander they just run the fan and ignition ckts.
 

tailshaft56

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I used a salamander in my old shop. I bought 110 volt thermostat connected to a regular outlet rather than the ones made for that application.
 
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TomC750

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Thanks tailshaft. Probably won't find one at Lowes or HD though. There is an electrical supply house locally however.
 
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