thermostat wiring question...

[supadave]

Well, it's labour day weekend, can't get a hold of any electricians so this is my only shot until Tuesday.

I am running wire for thermostats in three small-medium size rooms, each having one thermostat and one small base board heater. How can I wire the thermostats together so that they're all on one circuit? I am referring to the actual wiring on the thermostat, do I just marret each set of wires together (respectively) and pig tail to the thermostat? I just don't know if that would interfere with the next themostat drawing power from the first one.

Thanks.

[roger g]

Off the top of my head I'll assume you are running 220 volts to the t stat and that you will make and break only one side (120 volts) to each heater. You will have to marret wires together and pig tail shorter wires to each t stat. I'm watching tv right now so I'm having trouble getting my brain around it with the info you have given.


roger