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| dsvbohica
 |  "tstat help"
, posted Tue 16 Sep 13:41  
Anyone know of a low voltage (24v) thermostat that is made for outdoor all weather conditions. I have a furnace that heats a car wash and only stats I can locate are 120v and they don't last more then a month. If I can't find a stat other options suggested would help.
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| hvactechin
| "Re(1):tstat help" , posted Wed 17 Sep 20:54
ranco and i believe honeywell makes a low voltage thermostat that has a waterproof sensor. here is a link
http://www.win-supplies.com/fans/pdf/t1temp.pdf
I hope this gets you started
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| amech
| "Re(1):tstat help" , posted Tue 16 Sep 19:07
Nothing comes to mind. Have you tried Grainger Ind Supply. If no luck, What about puting a remote sensor in the area concerned and the thermostat indoors.
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| | Schock Therapy
| "Re(2):tstat help" , posted Thu 25 Sep 21:50
You are best off locating the thermostat in another area, or a weatherproof box and running a remote sensor into the conditioned space. A commercial grade t-stat like a Penn A419 would be a good option.
It's only a shock if your not expecting it!
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