NEED HELP!!! w/ wiring electric damper

[SCIENTIXT]

I tried posting a scan of the instructions but it failed to upload. Anyway the instructions show that one wire from the transformer goes to a thermostat and one to the damper. Then from the damper another wire goes to the thermostat, the connection is made.

I am wondering if I can bypass having to use a thermostat/switching device and just connect straight from the transformer to the damper. Of course I want to put this on a timer so can this be done?

Any knowledge or help will be useful. Thanks in advance.

SCIENTIXT Reviewed by SCIENTIXT on 07-06-2007. NEED HELP!!! w/ wiring electric damper I tried posting a scan of the instructions but it failed to upload. Anyway the instructions show that one wire from the transformer goes to a thermostat and one to the damper. Then from the damper another wire goes to the thermostat, the connection is made. I am wondering if I can bypass having to use a thermostat/switching device and just connect straight from the transformer to the damper. Of course I want to put this on a timer so can this be done? Any knowledge or help will be Rating: 5

[PharmaCan]

The short answer to you question is yes. Where the thermostat/switch should be, just connect the wires together. So - you'll have two wires going from the transformer to the damper, then your transformer will be plugged into a timer/timed outlet.

PC :smokin:

[SCIENTIXT]

Awesome! I thought it would be possible. Thank you.