Will this work in an RV? Just for heat. My a/c is a different unit.
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Depends on your system. The manual states that this thermostat is for two wire systems (not counting a C or C1 wire). This does not work for 3 wire systems and list an 800 number for Honeywell Customer Service to call and check. I would list the number but Amazon would likely delete it.
1279359
Am not aware of the RV piece, but the unit works great as a millivolt thermostat for our home's gravity gas furnace -- heat only.
1279360
Yes, I installed mine in my 5th wheel when the relay in the ceilin unit failed. Much cheaper than replacing the controller board in the ceiling A/C central unit which operated the ducted propane heater. Be sure you know how to hook it up.Be advised this thermostat does not have an on/off switch, so I place a small piece of paper or cardboard between the contacts when not in use. That way if the RV is just sitting in your driveway the heater can't run if the temp drops overnight.
1279361
I also ordered this for my RV, standard household uses 24v, the round units are for 24v. There is another standard called millivolt I believe that's what this one uses.
1279362
I am sorry to say that this question is outside my realm of knowledge...sry
1279363
I would not know if this would work in an RV...We have applied this to a household heating unit
1371678
Yes, it will work great for a heat, light, vent system. Make sure you have a dedicated 20 amp, 12/2 copper, home run, wire.
1930770
I can run everything in RV at same time. A/C,microwave,coffee pot and TV,no problems.
1136289
What is your question? What type of AC unit do you have, i.e., RV roof unit, portable unit, floor unit, wall unit, commercial roof unit? Every capacitor is different based on it schematic drawing located inside cover plate. I will assume you have a RV 13,500 BTU AC unit. If so, take the cover off the air conditioner unit of your travel trailer. Open the access panel. Look at the schematic drawing on the access panel or ac cover. The brown wire is for the fan of the ac unit, do not install to the brown wire. The hard start capacitor black wire that has extra connector at the end is connected to red line and the other black wire is connected to the yellow wire of the ac unit. The instructions that came with the hard start capacitor should show which black line with the extra connector connects to the red line and the other goes to the yellow line.
2261211
Based on the quick start guide the unit will work with a system that is Heat Only or Cool Only. There is a selection for only heat or air.
439406
If the A/C unit power consumption is under or around 4,000 W it should...I would check the manual for power requirements...this may also be described on the manufacturer label where the serial number is.
1170274
Depends on how cold it is Seriously cold like less than freezing in my RV less than a week as primary heat source good luck
1522202
We have A/C on our camper and it fits fine. Ou camper is a bit smaller though.
2064997
Yes, we use ours in our RV. It sits on the dashboard. It is not weatherproof!
1898353
Yes, it will only provide heat because you have no A/C. I would say hook up the red & white and away you go. It is a really nice thermostat, we love the large display and how it lights up.Pat
1577849
I live in Florida with high humidity even in winter, so not sure about where you are. It is worth a try though for I have one in our rv, which works very well.
1540896
I do not think so. This unit has a direct plug that controls both heating and AC. I would suggest you check directly with Honeywell on this one. You are looking for a single function thermostats just to control heat.
596581
If you have the typical 50 amp RV service, it will work. I just installed one in my motorcoach and it is working perfect. It will charge your house batteries for your 12V lights and could run your heater, depending on the size of your heater. My RV doesn't have electric heating.
54117
I have used it in my bot cabin and in tents before. No problem using it short term in a trailer, just crack a window. I wouldnt use it unattended and don't try to substitute it for a heater.
1713661
we have a Dometric ac (98) works just great, there is a web site on RV.net abt how to hook up real simple. Not sure abt Coleman if u need more help let me know, Rick
221483
It will work just fine, but it is not listed by UL for RV use. Go figure...
2155720
I think it should. It runs the AC Unit on my living quarters horse trailer.