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Wiring in Thermostatthermostat (Rittal 31100) as a 24V Temperature Switch24 V temperature switch

I want to wire in the following thermostat. a https://proax.ca/en/product/205417/RIT3110000thermostat

And and I am having a hard time understanding the wiring diagram  .

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I think I get that 5 is L and can be connected to your heater (3) or cooling (4). So pins 3,4 4,5 and 5 are just a single pole-pole double throw-throw switch? I would be able to connect 24V24 V to pin 5 and probe pins 3 and 4 to determine if the thermostat was above/below the set point? Or, or does the switch need power and is that incorrect?

Maybe instead pin 5 needs to be 120VAC120 VAC or 240VAC240 VAC depending on location, and then what would 1 and 2 be?

I'm missing something - any help would be greatly appreciated!

Wiring in Thermostat (Rittal 31100) as a 24V Temperature Switch

I want to wire in the following thermostat. https://proax.ca/en/product/205417/RIT3110000

And am having a hard time understanding the wiring diagram  enter image description here

I think I get that 5 is L and can be connected to your heater (3) or cooling (4). So pins 3,4,5 are just a single pole double throw switch? I would be able to connect 24V to pin 5 and probe pins 3 and 4 to determine if the thermostat was above/below the set point? Or does the switch need power and is that incorrect?

Maybe instead pin 5 needs to be 120VAC or 240VAC depending on location, and then what would 1 and 2 be?

I'm missing something - any help would be greatly appreciated!

Wiring thermostat (Rittal 31100) as a 24 V temperature switch

I want to wire in a thermostat and I am having a hard time understanding the wiring diagram.

enter image description here

I think I get that 5 is L and can be connected to your heater (3) or cooling (4). So pins 3, 4, and 5 are just a single-pole double-throw switch? I would be able to connect 24 V to pin 5 and probe pins 3 and 4 to determine if the thermostat was above/below the set point, or does the switch need power and is that incorrect?

Maybe instead pin 5 needs to be 120 VAC or 240 VAC depending on location, and then what would 1 and 2 be?

I'm missing something - any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Wiring in Thermostat (Rittal 31100) as a 24V Temperature Switch

I want to wire in the following thermostat. https://proax.ca/en/product/205417/RIT3110000

And am having a hard time understanding the wiring diagram enter image description here

I think I get that 5 is L and can be connected to your heater (3) or cooling (4). So pins 3,4,5 are just a single pole double throw switch? I would be able to connect 24V to pin 5 and probe pins 3 and 4 to determine if the thermostat was above/below the set point? Or does the switch need power and is that incorrect?

Maybe instead pin 5 needs to be 120VAC or 240VAC depending on location, and then what would 1 and 2 be?

I'm missing something - any help would be greatly appreciated!