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Originally Posted by kok328
No. If you do that, then you will be forced to use the humidifier to complete the circuit to enable heat. As I mentioned, with a humidifier controller, the wiring will be somewhat different. In this case you'll want to power the controller with the R terminal (Red) and the C terminal (Common). Now you will enable to option to humidify or not when the heat is on via the controller.
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When you say "power the controller" do you mean that I would use the R and C terminals to supply 24AC power to the controller instead of using 110VAC - 24VAC transformer? If it is the case wouldn't my humidity controller go off when heat is not on?
Or do I connect relay solenoid between R and C and let the relay contacts complete the water valve circuit?
Sorry for asking so many questions but this is the way I would like to go and I have no experience hooking up stuff in the HVAC area.