In the olden days when we took pictures on film, I had a darkroom in an
unheated basement. I used a piece of standard 240V baseboard heater with an
inline 240V double pole thermostat. The thermostat was mounted in the
"usual" wall position. The primary concern was to insulate behind the
thermostat so that heat loss through the wall would not cause the thermosta=
t
to trigger longer than it should. It worked very well and was reasonably
cheap. I think about 2 deg hysteresis worked well for me.

Allen

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> On Thu, Dec 19, 2013, at 04:23 PM, Jason White wrote:
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> > I am in the US. I plan on putting the controlling logic in a plastic
> > wall mountable enclosure and then running wires to energize a free
> > hanging relay placed inside and wired inline with a normal outlet.
> > Does anyone know of if there are any restrictions on this sort of
> > setup safety/electrical code wise? Any tips on doing this
> > better/safer?
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