Wiring a Thermostat and Solenoid explained

Short and sweet description of wiring a tstat and solenoid for a walk in cooler or freezer.

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[Scott-esu]

Had so much trouble with wiring on these coolers, thx so much from here in KY, huge help my brother!!

[carl]

I’ve been searching like crazy online and couldn’t find what I was looking for. Your video actually told me everything I needed to know. Compressor stays running in defrost and I believed it to be my solenoid but it stayed powered with 110v even though it’s a 208v system. I thought that was the issue but your video explained that it isn’t. It’s ok to receive the 110v, it will still close the solenoid. So mine is getting Stuck open which is not allowing the system to pump down. Awesome. Thanks man ✌️

[jay-qhps]

You're a rockstar brother. That heat craft site was immensely helpful to my graduating students.

[jenniferm]

Thanks for a very clear explanation, God bless you. I think what you're doing is very noble sharing your knowledge to the new guys, since school doesn't teach you certain things and guys in the field don't either.

[carlosemmanuelgarciabrito]

You got so many follower is because you know what you doing and teach what you know you know how long I've been looking for that diagram it's not the same see it on pics and see the real components thanks for the vids man respect .

[briancarlisi]

Thanks! I finally understand how it’s interacting with the solenoid. Been a mental block for me.

[chriscooley]

Good to see ya Chris, Great explanation of a simple control circuit dreams gotta start somewhere! Thanks for sharing

[manuelherreros]

Very crystal clear 👍, keep up the good work and God bless..

[WswRefrigeration]

Took me a bit to understand it in the beginning too. You explained it very well

[shine-cguf]

Thanks for the video. Very informative as always. Flyers v bruins Sunday. Go flyers!!

[ADM_NEIL]

Great to see you back doing some videos. Stay safe bro and keep up the great videos!! 👍

[scottk]

Glad you mentioned the fact the “N” is still hot. I’ve been bit to many times to count. Usually in a rush. Be careful guys. I started working on a rubber floor mat when possible.

[tunaman]

Thank you for this very simple explanation.

[tomasnewson]

Brilliant video 👍🏻👍🏻 thanks for explaining it through thoroughly

[dennisbarringer]

Awesome video brother. Helped me a lot.

[bob-flowers]

Thanks for sharing the info! Clear explanation .

[andrewsimon]

makes sense. Think about a contactor with one shunted leg in a residential condensing unit. One side always gets 120v, but nothing happens since the compressor and condenser fan motor both need 220v to run.

[petesingh]

What u talking boss, you still young and keep the video coming l love it

[saltrue]

Thank you for your videos, they are awesome. God bless.

[PeterTang]

thanks for the video! How much should I expect to pay to have this done?