What does double pole mean?
648466
Double pole is a 4 wire thermostat, 1. Black wire on the thermostat connects to the black wire from the breaker 2. 2nd black wire on the thermostat connects to the black wire going to the electric heater 3rd wire is Red on the thermostat connects to the white wire from the breaker 4th wire is red on the thermostat connects to the white wire going to the electric heater A single pole for example only has 2 black wires; the white wires from the breaker connect straight to the electric heater. It's just like wiring up a light switch.
1791066
One 60amp double pole. Calls for number 6 wire, I used 8 and haven't any issues at all
1736776
SINGLE POLE thermostats have one wire that breaks only one side of the power supply line. The control knob will have a low temperature setting, but no "OFF" position. DOUBLE POLE thermostats have two wires and break both sides of the power supply line. The control knob will have an "OFF" position. I recommend douple pole.
2235777
Double Pole (DP) , Double Throw(DT) = When switching from one side to the other their are two contacts (poles) inside moving, and DT is going from one state (off) to another state (on)
1277119
Single pole allows it to do just what you want it to do. Double pole will allow for a regular on off switch and also a third option such as automatic float switch. Or another application would be bow light and stern light on or all off or just stern light on.
484947
I'm not sure, but this pole snapped on my second use...lol. Don't recommend it.
1339004
Sorry I don't know. We never checked that out. It is a nice goal as long as you install properly as directed. My husband admitted that he was in hurry and did a messy installation job, it became loose, so he replaced the pole for wood post. It still looks really nice.
772544
This will not work for a room with two switches. You need a "double pole" - when I ordered this product it stated double pole, but the packaging stated it was only single pole. I returned it.
426583
Even though it has 4 wires it is not what I would call a double pole thermostat. If the set dial is turned down or counter-clockwise as far as it will go, it clicks to an OFF position, in this position the two red wires are open or OFF, when turned out of OFF position the two red wires are closed or ON regardless of room temp or t-stat setpoint.The two Black wires work like a single pole heating thermostat, open or OFF when room temp is above set point, and closed or ON when room temp is below set point.The two switches can be wired in series to positively turn-off the heater regardless of how low the room temperature falls. Even though it has 4 wires it is not what I would call a double pole thermostat. If the set dial is turned down or counter-clockwise as far as it will go, it clicks to an OFF position, in this position the two red wires are open or OFF, when turned out of OFF position the two red wires are closed or ON regardless of room temp or t-stat setpoint.The two Black wires work like a single pole heating thermostat, open or OFF when room temp is above set point, and closed or ON when room temp is below set point.The two switches can be wired in series to positively turn-off the heater... » Read More Even though it has 4 wires it is not what I would call a double pole thermostat. If the set dial is turned down or counter-clockwise as far as it will go, it clicks to an OFF position, in this position the two red wires are open or OFF, when turned out of OFF position the two red wires are closed or ON regardless of room temp or t-stat setpoint.The two Black wires work like a single pole heating thermostat, open or OFF when room temp is above set point, and closed or ON when room temp is below set point.The two switches can be wired in series to positively turn-off the heater regardless of how low the room temperature falls. « Show Less
126678
The angle of the pole is adjustable but i wouldn't recommend not having it on a flat surface it's a pretty large setup.
2235775
Double Pole, Double Throw. It will activate 2 circuits on each side with the Center position being off.
2138424
It means 2 lights. Well worth the price. Just make sure you have a full 12th and a good ground.
1251400
Uh... is yours different from mine guys? The pole is NOT telescopic. It's a fixed unit. As you can see in the photo, the wire is embedded in the pole which fits together.
1802554
Its double sided so you can use it as a single speed or fixed. Its a great purchase.... I've been more than satisfied.
1928512
This is single pole. 3-way is available, but I don't have a part number handy.
2235778
Double pole, doule throw. Two input wires (double pole). This pair of wires can be toggled to the left or to the right. In othe words there are two poles coming into the switch and two output pairs. So that the icoming pair of wires (double poles) can be sent out (thrown) in two directions, two outputs (double throw). A switch can be built in all possible ways, single pole, single throw , double pole single throw, single pole double throw and finally double pole double throw (DPDT)
2235779
DPDT means, Double Pole, Double Throw. Its actually two switches in one with the center off or depending on the type, center contact will switch to either outside contact on that side....times two!