So we were planning on using an STC-1000 with a small dorm fridge. So we wired the STC-1000 to an outlet so we could control cooling and heating.
Well I found a full sized side by side for free! This does bring up a small problem, I think. Most folks on here and other sites seem to hardwire the STC-1000 to the thermostats that are in the fridge. Most even have two controllers, one for the fridge one for the freezer.
Could I still just plug the main fridge cord into the STC-1000 like we planned for the small fridge?
Will that cause issues with the freezer side since the temp probe will be running just the fridge section. So the cycles will be determined by the temp in the fridge, but the power to the freezer will only be active when the fridge cycles on through the STC-1000. Right now we don't have a plan for the freezer side as we both have keggerators that stand alone.
Will I do damage to the freezer if it only runs when the fridge section is running?
Well I found a full sized side by side for free! This does bring up a small problem, I think. Most folks on here and other sites seem to hardwire the STC-1000 to the thermostats that are in the fridge. Most even have two controllers, one for the fridge one for the freezer.
Could I still just plug the main fridge cord into the STC-1000 like we planned for the small fridge?
Will that cause issues with the freezer side since the temp probe will be running just the fridge section. So the cycles will be determined by the temp in the fridge, but the power to the freezer will only be active when the fridge cycles on through the STC-1000. Right now we don't have a plan for the freezer side as we both have keggerators that stand alone.
Will I do damage to the freezer if it only runs when the fridge section is running?