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Fermentation Chiller Question

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NewBee
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In my little corner of NC, i realized that during the spring/summer and into early fall, that im going to have issues with the temperture in the area and having successful fermentations. I have decided to build a fermentation chiller to remedy this problem. Which brings me to my issue, this is a standard 2" foam insulation chamber, complete with fans and thermostat. I was curious if anyone could give me some advice as to how i would run my wiring from power to thermostat to fan. I have a decent electrical background, but have never connected an inline thermostat and any assistance that could be provided would be appreciated.
 

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NewBee
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That was the same plans that i looked at myself. He metions the procedure and where to place it, but im not sure which wire that i need to connect, and which wires dont matter.
 

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NewBee
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actually, nevermind, after rereading what was written and looking at his schematic one more time, i got it figured out. Thanks for your help.
 
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