Not really, but you have to pay attention to what your stove says it needs.
Your home t-stat may work with some pellet stoves, but then I've never seen a standard t-stat.
A t-stat is just an on/off switch what the stove does depends upon the controller on the stove.
So I read through the manual for my Leyden and the only talk about a t-stat is on pg. 13 where it discusses the basic RobertShaw wired t-stat that comes with the stove. I want to go with a wireless model so do I need a milli-volt type as well?
I think I do but I want to be sure before wasting any hard earned dollars.
So I read through the manual for my Leyden and the only talk about a t-stat is on pg. 13 where it discusses the basic RobertShaw wired t-stat that comes with the stove. I want to go with a wireless model so do I need a milli-volt type as well?
I think I do but I want to be sure before wasting any hard earned dollars.
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