Will the USSC 5500M work with a programable thermostat? I would want the stove to kick on around 4:00pm and off at 8:00pm. From what I've found on here it looks as if it would switch to low instead of off when the heat is not needed.
USSC 5500M and Programable Thermostat?
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SmokeyTheBear
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LT32 said:
Have you read your manual, what does that say? The stove controls how it acts when on a t-stat. The t-stat is just a switch that says I want heat or I'm fine now.
I did not see anything about it in the manual. I did a search on this forum and from what I've seen it looks like it would only turn the stove on low. I do not have the stove yet but can get one at a real good price. It is going in my garage so I don't need the heat all the time. It is very well insulated.
SmokeyTheBear
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The manual only mentions the stove must be in automatic mode for the thermostat to have any effect.
You could call USSC and ask.
You could call USSC and ask.
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