Theromostat Question

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Which panel? Which stove? I assume you mean the side panel of the stove. Which stove do you have? This thread talks about at least two different stoves.

Here is a link for the USSC 6041I
(broken link removed to http://www.sylvane.com/media/documents/products/usstove-6041-pellet-stove-owners-manual.pdf)

Here is one for the cab 50
(broken link removed to http://www.hearthnhome.com/downloads/installManuals/7058_142.pdf)
 
I have been following any thermostat posts with interest. I want to add one to my Mt. Vernon, non AE, and I am open to thermostat recomendations. Looks like the Ritetemp 6022 would work just fine. Not looking to spend a lot of coin if its not needed or beneficial.

Have a good friend that has given me a Magicstat from Honeywell that doesn't look to me to be suitable. It says it will not work on a millivolt gas unit and all the hookup diagrams show a transformer being used. Didn't look for the swing feature as I kind of determined it wouldn't work for my stove. The model # is CT 2800. He bought it in 2002 so its a few years old but still working.

On these stoves where does the 24 volts come from? Does the stove produce the 24 volts or does it come from the stat? I'm guessing it is coming from the stove.

I will await your help before doing anything. And as usual thanks for any help.
 
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