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Mystery Voltage
Our home is heated with baseboard heaters controlled by wall mounted
thermostats. With a thermostat removed {and the circuit presumably broken} my voltmeter still detects a small AC voltage at the terminals on the baseboard heater. If these wires touch, they will spark. Why is there a voltage going to the heater with the thermostat off or removed? Does this mean the heaters are consuming power even if the thermostats are off? / |
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