I have a manual knob thermostat in my bathroom that I want to replace. Is this unit suitable for a bathroom environment?
1594692
Assuming it is 220v, etc., this should work perfectly. I replaced a manual knob themo with this thermostat in my bathroom (and 5 other rooms) -- no problem at all.
1594693
Exactly what I had in my bathroom. Please make sure you have "Line Voltage" supplying your thermostat/baseboard . This is made for a 240 VAC configuration; 4-wire, meaning two from the "load" (the baseboard heater), and two from your "source" (from your circuit breaker panel)...Make sure your present thermostat is wired the same way, and designed for 240 VAC...Easy to install, and it looks and works great. Instructions is easy to read.
770408
I have water baseboard heat and a central air system with ductwork that runs through my attic. I have one of these thermostats and it controls both except I have two heating zones and a separate thermostat for the second zone. It works fine but I don't like the programming, it is a bit confusing to set and a pain to change the program settings.
2218129
I would not do that unless you knew the location of the internal thermostat. Check with manufacturer or schematic.
317724
Thats what i used mine for the thermostat doesn't work so its always on as long and the plug matches you should be good...... if not go to your local hardware store and you can change it
689410
No. It is better to use a countdown timer for bathroom light and fan. Please check this model # for details: HET06
868872
Yes, You should be able to use it wherever there is already a knob, even if it's a desk drawer.
1684130
Yes, that should work. You will just use your existing knob to switch between 'lower faucet' and shower.
1847693
I don't know. It wouldn't work for me, I had to have a faulty board replaced in the control system as well as a new thermostat.
292764
Yes it is. It has to be calibrated (instruction s includede) and will operate 2 AC and 2 furnace s. If you have 5 button unit already you can use this. If you have more or less buttons you don't want this. If your looking at new install you don't want it either.
594805
Yes, It's a very good unit if you're avoiding a programmable thermostat. I'm glad I bought this thermostat.
2073964
I don't know what your local building codes are but I would think if they allow it, it would work. It is very quiet and works very well to remove humidity from the bathroom. I would think it would work for kitchen as well.
1841587
This unit should be able to handle the job if the heat is to be in a controlled space where the sensor can turn it off and onwithin the programmed temperature setting.
2148873
I keep my thermostat control knob set at 2. Temperature is 68°.Turning thermostat down will lower temperature More. Never had need to. Room size is 3348 square feet.
575718
You will not have that problem with this thermostat. Mine works like a charm, and I like the fact it is digital...and accurate.
1675420
No, I have not have the need, I only have one of these on the main floor, but the click is a little louder than the thermostat (different) in the master bedroom. I would call Honeywell.
1148993
Provided that you have the AC 110V power supply, I guess it will work. However, I think you will like a fan a bit quiter. The noise is acceptable for a bathroom, I am not sure it will be good enough for an smaller space.
1775747
Theoretically yes. However unless you understand electrical wiring etc I would leave it to a license electrician. Since it has a thermostatic control built into the switch I really don't see the advantage of another thermostat.