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replacing a thermost without ability to turn off electricity
I would like to replace my thermostat in my apartment with a digital
programmable thermostat. I don't have access to turn off the electricity to my HVAC system and I don't want to involve the landland (I can always change back the thermostat when I leave). Do most thermostats run off of a 120v power control? Is there any safe way to replace the thermostat without being able to cut electricity to the HVAC? Thanks |
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