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Baseboard heaters
Replacing a baseboard heater and need to install a new thermostat on it, can the thermostat be installed on one end of the heater and the electrically hookup to the power supply on the other end,
The power coming out of the wall is on the right side of the heater, but having trouble fitting the thermostat there as well, so can we just put the thermostat on the left side, it's a single pole |
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