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We have digital Wirsbo thermostats run by 24VAC controlling our RFH. Need a couple slab sensing thermostats. Wirsbo only has set-point controllers, which don’t look near as nice as a thermostat. Looked on every web site I can find and called every company recommended, and can’t find a slab-sensing 24VAC digital thermostat for hydronic RFH. What gives? Found slab-sensing for electric RFH, but they have 110V outputs. Anyone know a source for these or have an explanation on why they don’t exist? Thanks.
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This is a question that would be replied in fast order at The Wall.
Good bunch of folks who are very helpful in all matters hydronics.
http://www.heatinghelp.com/wall_forum.cfm
You do have to keep an eye on it because the forum topics turn over at a fast pace and there isn't an archive.
And it's not the most user friendly setup compared to this site.
I would duplicate your post at The Wall.
*Thanks Alan. I tried and keep getting this error:Error Diagnostic InformationError processing CFFILEError attempting to save uploaded file to path 'E:wwwheatinghelpimages..' Access is denied. (error 5)The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of (CFFILE), occupying document position (80:6) to (83:30) in the template file E:WWWHEATINGHELPWALL_THREADREPLY.CFMThe specific sequence of files included or processed is:E:WWWHEATINGHELPWALL_THREADREPLY.CFM ÊÊÊÊ .Date/Time: 03/13/01 10:29:11Browser: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Mac_PowerPC)Remote Address: 24.18.45.189HTTP Referer: http://www.heatinghelp.com/wall_threadReply.cfm?forumID=1&ItemID=0Template: E:wwwheatinghelpwall_threadReply.cfm
*http://www.heatinghelp.comand work your way to The Wall.
*Sorry, Alan, I meant I got that message when I clicked the button to submit the question. I could get there and read ok. But I couldn't submit...
*Hmmmm....it may be a cookies thing, which I don't fully understand.You have to enable cookies I believe.Not much help, I know.Do try to go to the home page by manually typing in the url I gave you.Click to The Wall and then use the "start a new thread" button.
*Jim: Try this link http://www.danfoss.ca/catalog/heating/eicontrol/oj.htmThis is for their Canadian Site, but they should offer something similar in the US.
*You can email our U.S. manager [email protected]...he'd be happy to help you out.To get a back ground check on our company go to http://www.danfoss.com.Robert BeanNorth American ManagerEngineered Control PanelsDanfoss Inc.
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We have digital Wirsbo thermostats run by 24VAC controlling our RFH. Need a couple slab sensing thermostats. Wirsbo only has set-point controllers, which don't look near as nice as a thermostat. Looked on every web site I can find and called every company recommended, and can't find a slab-sensing 24VAC digital thermostat for hydronic RFH. What gives? Found slab-sensing for electric RFH, but they have 110V outputs. Anyone know a source for these or have an explanation on why they don't exist? Thanks.