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The FARM INNOVATORS TC-3 is a thermostatically controlled plug-in receptacle designed to automatically manage power to connected devices based on outdoor ambient temperature. The unit switches on at 35 degrees F and shuts off at 45 degrees F, making it well suited for cold-weather applications where freeze protection is required. It installs without wiring — simply plug the TC-3 into an existing outdoor-rated receptacle and connect the load device to its outlet. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and agricultural facility maintenance personnel commonly use this type of device to control heat tape, pipe heating cables, water tank heaters, and similar freeze-protection loads.
The TC-3 is intended for outdoor residential and light commercial environments where ambient temperature monitoring is needed to cycle a connected load on and off automatically. Typical applications include livestock waterers, outdoor pipe heat cables, poultry house water systems, and similar agricultural or utility setups where manual switching is impractical during cold weather. The plug-in design requires no hardwired installation, keeping the setup straightforward for any qualified technician or facilities professional.
Designed as an OEM-style plug-in thermostat receptacle for use with standard 120-volt outdoor-rated outlets; compatible with freeze-protection loads that plug into a standard household-style receptacle.
Installation is performed by plugging the TC-3 into an existing outdoor-rated electrical receptacle; no licensed electrician is required for the plug-in connection itself, though all connected circuits should comply with NEC guidelines for outdoor receptacle use. Ensure the outlet is properly rated for the amperage draw of the connected load before plugging in. Power down or unplug the unit before servicing any connected equipment. Position the thermostat sensor so it reads true outdoor ambient air temperature, away from direct heat sources or shielded enclosures that could skew the reading.
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