Austraflamm integra thermostat?

[Thejacksonfamily7]

I bought an integra used about 5 years ago. It has the t-stat wires twisted together and has worked flawlessly but never turns off unless it runs out of pellets or I turn it off for cleaning.
My question is I would like to add a thermostat and have read a lot of reviews but none pertain to the integra. I want one with enough swing to not be burning up the new igniter. Doesn't have to be fancy and I don't want wireless.
Thanks for all the input.

 

[mralias]

I bought an integra used about 5 years ago. It has the t-stat wires twisted together and has worked flawlessly but never turns off unless it runs out of pellets or I turn it off for cleaning.
My question is I would like to add a thermostat and have read a lot of reviews but none pertain to the integra. I want one with enough swing to not be burning up the new igniter. Doesn't have to be fancy and I don't want wireless.
Thanks for all the input.

I assume there are two screw terminals where the wire is twisted together. As such your stove would require a mechanical thermostat without the need for power (24v). As such any mechanical thermostat will work and some do have a swing setting. I use a somewhat wireless version on my Quad 1200i which also requires a mechanical stat with a swing setting of 2 degrees above and below.

Mine: http://www.skytechpg.com/thermostatic-and-programmable-units/sky-5301/

Something like this would work as well: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lux-Digi...gclid=CJnesr35j9ICFQdLDQodSmED3w&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[Thejacksonfamily7]

I assume there are two screw terminals where the wire is twisted together. As such your stove would require a mechanical thermostat without the need for power (24v). As such any mechanical thermostat will work and some do have a swing setting. I use a somewhat wireless version on my Quad 1200i which also requires a mechanical stat with a swing setting of 2 degrees above and below.

Mine: http://www.skytechpg.com/thermostatic-and-programmable-units/sky-5301/

Something like this would work as well: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lux-Digital-Mechanical-Thermostat-with-Light-DMH110-010/204356282?cm_mmc=Shopping|THD|G|0|G-BASE-PLA-D26P-AirCirculation|&gclid=CJnesr35j9ICFQdLDQodSmED3w&gclsrc=aw.ds

It says I need a milivolt thermostat. Has anyone got away with using a 24 volt thermostat?

 

[mralias]

It says I need a milivolt thermostat. Has anyone got away with using a 24 volt thermostat?

Take a look at this post.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/installing-24-volt-wifi-thermostat-on-millivolt-stoves.114018/

 

[Thejacksonfamily7]

Take a look at this post.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/installing-24-volt-wifi-thermostat-on-millivolt-stoves.114018/

That's a really good read!! Thank you