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Electric baseboard heat question
Hello. I'm a new homeowner and I'm trying to unlock the secrets of my house ![]() Curious thing is, the thermostat that controls them is a 24V model! I traced the wires coming from the thermostat to a box attached to the side of my breaker panel. It's a Honeywell box, but that's all I could tell from the outside. I didn't want to mess with 240V too much, and I haven't had the opportunity to cut the mains and remove the cover, but I did remove the cover enough to see what looks like a beafy relay or contactor or something along those lines. So, my question is this... what is that box in all probability? Is it really just a relay box in essence? If so, can someone point to a web site that might fill in some of the details for me? I'm interested in installing those fancy LCD touchscreen thermostats everywhere, and something like this is obviously what I'll need, so I'd like to understand how this is hooked up and what it is (interestingly, nowhere else in the house has this, everywhere else is standard line voltage thermostats, all electric heating throughout the house). Thanks all! |
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