Will this work with any fireplace blower when also connected to a thermal switch?
1438850
If it works with your blower, it will work with a thermal switch. I use this switch on my two Lennox gas fireplaces and wired a http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0026RYU4W/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 thermostat inline underneath. The switch is on the wall and the thermostat is attached to the sheet metal underneath the firebox.
861751
Should have no problem. Its just a basic switch so anything should work with it
1160324
You would not even need an external switch since the round button in the middle of the device acts as an on/off switch. I use the relay on my fireplace and it works just fine.Make sure you have 120V available on your fireplace. Mine had only low voltage available and I had to run a cable.
857668
no. It will not, that is your power source the fan modulator is where you plug your USB cord in which in return gives you power when the unit is hot enough to covert heat into power If your fan isn't running when you have a fire or its not charged you will run the risk of internal damage to the unit if you have charged the unit and it still doesn't work you have a problem and you need to send its entire unit back to biolite for repair or exchange
2243696
As far as I know this sensor will work with ANY programmable thermostat that requires a wired remote temp sensor.
420263
This switch is for any fan, light and heater unit or any unit that has 3 functions. It would work on a two function unit you would just use 2 of the switches. I tried to look up the unit you mentioned on Amazon but it was missing a number. If your device has two or three functions then this switch will work.
1288465
No this is not to be used with blowers ,heaters and other appliances also please check what wattage does your appliance requires
2277870
Yes it will with minor rewiring. Take one wire common from furnace straight to solenoid. Other furn wire to humidistat. Second solenoid wire to stat. And it should work fine. Think of the stat as nothi g more than a light switch. Hope that helps.
362528
It should. Just hook it to your forced air system and have it come on when the blower is running. I think they also sell a blower system so you can use it if you don't have forced air.
594309
I would think if your outlet is the item that's programmable, that it should, but I can't say for sure. I do know that the item itself can be set to turn on only when it gets a certain temp, much like a thermostat. Not sure if that helps
412979
The switch on this blower could be bought where electrical swtiches are sold, make sure you check the watts/voltage on blower to purchase correct switch. Good Luck.
1238922
Honestly, I have no Idea. I had no Idea if it was going to work with the wiring from the model I had. From what I understand it is going to work with any interconnected system of smoke detector wiring. I bought them at amazon for a simple reason..... In the worse case scenario, I could always have returned them. Installation is pretty easy, just real instruction carefully. If you think the wiring is almost the same, give it a shot.
1987260
Yes, and it needs to be a special type that is compatible with the heater. The safest choice is to get the one the Toe Kick Heater Company recommends. I thought I could save money by buying the thermostat someplace else. It was then wrong kind.
156135
I would think so. What are you trying to operate with this switch? I used it for a whole house fan.
1094080
This thermostat has a small controller that wires in between the fan and the wiring in your home. As long as that controller can be tucked in out of site behind the mounting shroud, you'll be okay. I believe it will work with most fans out there.
1878694
This would only work with a fan controlled by a Minka-Aire controller. Its is highly unlikely this is the unit you want.
1594265
I'm not sure about how it will work with that specific model, but this is a simple two wire switch. So, if your current unit has the two wires coming into it, this should work for you.