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    Dec 22, 2007, 04:09 PM
    Electrical Thermostats
    I currently have all electrical heating in my house and would like to replace the old thermostats that can only be turned on by hitting the circuit breakers and even at the lowest settings produce too much heat for me. Can anyone let me know of a programmable thermostat that will handle a 220 amp line and where I might get one either on line or in the San Diego area.
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    Dec 23, 2007, 07:48 AM
    Having a little problem understanding what this means:

    Quote Originally Posted by topoman
    replace the old thermostats that can only be turned on by hitting the circuit breakers and even at the lowest settings produce to much heat for me.

    Please explain.
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