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Replace the plug, if still low line replace wire.
That black taped wire is a neutral.View attachment 138025
I believe this ( highlighted in purple) multi-stranded wire is grounded, and attached to the neutral bus bar.
I got this.
View attachment 138024
The root issue I have is this outlet. It will light the tester, but the outlet does not work. View attachment 138023
This panel services my detached garage. As it was when I moved in , the right side is all outlets. Left side is all lighting.
I pulled the wiring down from the ceiling and installed that outlet in order to split the grow room load across two breakers.
So as it is, the only thing really drawing from that branch is the 1K HPS. It was working just fine, when used in February.
Getting chilly these days. I need to get that outlet working. I saw the char marks and I know something is amiss.
That looks good from here. I assume you have a mark for where the black line goes in on that t stat.Thanks, me friends!
As a follow-up, I was able to resolve this issue.
Pretty simple really, I promise a licensed professional at big sack of weed, and he came over and fixed it.
Dirty/corroded connections in the transmission lines, between the house and the garage. The circuits pretended to be there, but they were incapable of carrying any amperage.
On to new things.
The heater I use to keep the garden warm while the lights are off is a binary unit. I plug the heater in and it turns on. I unplug it and it turns off.
I have been using a timer to regulate the temperature.
When it is near freezing I run four × one hour duty cycle, on.
When I expect colder temperatures, I increase the duty cycle. Near -30 Celsius I am 80% on, over the 12 hours.
It is a real dance.
It is a real pain in the butt.
It is soon to be a thing of the past
I coughed up the $7, and purchased a remote thermostat.
I would like to ask for help, in wiring it.
Goals:
I want the sensor mounted closer to the ceiling.
I want the plug to be hot, when the temperature falls too low.
I want to build a 'power bar' that only supplies power, when the temperature falls too low
View attachment 186603
I want to wire a male extension cord to the outlet.
I want the outlet to be hot, at the thermostats demand.
That is a 110v thermostat.
There are only two terminals on the unit.
Question: is this a property engineered circuit ?
Is it going to do what I want it to do ?
That'd be correct the way you drew it in. Thermo switch being just like a light switch only interrupting the hot line.Thanks, me friends!
As a follow-up, I was able to resolve this issue.
Pretty simple really, I promise a licensed professional at big sack of weed, and he came over and fixed it.
Dirty/corroded connections in the transmission lines, between the house and the garage. The circuits pretended to be there, but they were incapable of carrying any amperage.
On to new things.
The heater I use to keep the garden warm while the lights are off is a binary unit. I plug the heater in and it turns on. I unplug it and it turns off.
I have been using a timer to regulate the temperature.
When it is near freezing I run four × one hour duty cycle, on.
When I expect colder temperatures, I increase the duty cycle. Near -30 Celsius I am 80% on, over the 12 hours.
It is a real dance.
It is a real pain in the butt.
It is soon to be a thing of the past
I coughed up the $7, and purchased a remote thermostat.
I would like to ask for help, in wiring it.
Goals:
I want the sensor mounted closer to the ceiling.
I want the plug to be hot, when the temperature falls too low.
I want to build a 'power bar' that only supplies power, when the temperature falls too low
View attachment 186603
I want to wire a male extension cord to the outlet.
I want the outlet to be hot, at the thermostats demand.
That is a 110v thermostat.
There are only two terminals on the unit.
Question: is this a property engineered circuit ?
Is it going to do what I want it to do ?
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Always something needs our attention. LolWell, Princess Auto did have a little dandy on sale last time I was there.
Once I get this HVAC situation figured out, I will be delving into that.
And not alone
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Imho @Jewels goal is to do it all as low cost yet functional as possible. Oftentimes building/repairing it himself. I'm often in that same boat. LolMaybe I’m misunderstanding what the goal is?
I control my heater with an Inkbird, as well as my humidifier/ dehumidifier off another Inkbird.
Oftentimes building/repairing it himself