The simple way is to find the amp rating of the control you are operating.
If you cant find the amp rating then you can take a clamp-on ammeter with
ten turns of wire around it and measure the current.



"Noozer" wrote in message
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"hvactech2" wrote in message
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On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 15:59:12 GMT, "Noozer" wrote:

I was just wondering... Inside my thermostat there is a small dial
adjustment. You can move a small metal "finger" around the dial. The
dial
is
marked off from 0 to 1 (.1, .2 , .4 , .6, .9) and shows an arrow with
the
word "Longer".

Just what is this adjusting?

I'll try to get a photo to link to later.


that is the heat anticipator. it is usually set by the installer and
shouldn't be moved.

Well.. It has been. : )

Any simple way for me to adjust it properly?