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Old 12-12-2007, 08:47 AM   #20 (permalink)
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Default Re: Hi Tech Heating

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Originally Posted by Divegod View Post
Yeah, it claims to do both. Okay, so maybe switch around wires inside, Im okay with that. And, generally, only one type of unit will be hooked up at a time. It rarely gets both too hot during the day and too cold during the nights here. And, Ive got vents for the time of year when that might happen. That and a strong fan....
I got an email from kkontrols this a.m. You were correct. Moving a wire is all that is needed.
Im going to be using a mastercool portable evaporative cooler in the grnhouse during summer, only need a very small heater during the coldest part of our winter, so this looks like the unit for me. Im well within the load range, as the evap cooler simply runs a large sqirrel cage blower and small water pump, no compressor to turn, so the amperage rating is a-ok for my application.
Whew, that saves me big $$$!
Diver
what about plans and pictures of how you made your greenhouse with poly?
I am very much interested in that.
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