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Thermostat current rating (oops!)
Whoops, posted this to a binary group, then copied it here without removing photos.
Here's the post again without the pictures, but links instead. I bought a digital thermostat which is rated at 3 amps. Do you think I could run a 6A fanheater with it? I was going to upgrade the relay in it, but I've found that it already has an 8A relay. The only reason I can see for rating it as 3A is the circuit board tracks, or the connectors (see photos). http://petersphotos.com/temp/Relay%20current.jpg http://petersphotos.com/temp/Contacts.jpg |
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