ever heard of 360 volts and 480 volts?

Have you ever utilized 208 voltage?

I think that my work is done, you're avoiding all the pertinent questions for the obvious, you ask questions that within itself shows a lack of understanding. One more question, what happens when I parallel 2 sets of 120 volts on BUSS bar?

and which voltage is your answer?

how many furnaces did you connect to a 220 line?

ROTFLMBO, you tell me son, today I'm the student and you're the instructor but be warned, if I show any signs of disbelief or doubt please don't take it personally.

ROTFLMAO, the fool asked approximately 50 questions but never construe baseboard heating as a source of heating, which is primarily wired to what? yes you are that stupid by virtue of being just who you are.

so now you are stating that when you connected a furnace to a 220 volt line that it was not a furnace but rather electric baseboard heat

electric baseboard heat does NOT require a furnace

odd that there was never any mention of electric baseboard heat on this thread until just now you brought it up to cover your tracks

LOL

there are two forms of baseboard heat
electric and hot water

hot water is related to a boiler and not a furnace

No I'm implying that we have before us today, one great big idiot who reminds me a an incident which is actually true. A customer called and stated that his wall receptacle was dead and his PC wouldn't fire up. Upon arriving there, he lead me to the "malfunctioning culprit but can you imagine my surprise when he moved the couch to expose a unplugged power strip connecting his PC and printer? Well, you can be compared to said individual but only one difference, he had the humor to laugh at himself whereas, you'll spend several days attempting to say that you unplugged it intentionally because in your area of expertise, you start there to diagnose the problem. Usually most experts like myself can spot an idiot by not what they say but more so by what they fail to mention which in this case, you missed several opportunities to be construed at minimal an amateur.

did you run a 220 volt line to his computer?

Nope, I let him replug the power strip to the outlet and turned on his computer, after that ,charged him $75.00 bucks callout. Now that I've played you for a fool many time over, I am actually feeling guilty about patronizing you and will leave you with 2 points

Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something.

Never argue with fool because they win ever time because they are so proficient in the area of buffoonery.

one would think that with your 'nice pension and comfortable lifestyle' you would not need to charge him $75

sometimes the easiest thing to check first is if the thermostat has batteries to check/replace the batteries