How does this compare to the Sunstat 500670-SC? Is there a reason to choose this over it?
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Both of the units have the same GFCI protection and both are 120/240 volt 15 amp rated the Honeywell Radiant Heating Thermostat what decided me was the reviews and the Honeywell warranty. As a contractor I have used both of these thermostats on heated floors.
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Both thermostats have similar features, they are both GFCI protected. I think the main differences are that the Honeywell thermostat can be programmed for 7 days where as the Sunstat has 5 day programming. Also the Honeywell thermostat carries a 3 year warranty with the manufacturer and the Sunstat warranty is 2 years.
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The model you mentioned seems to be replaced by the SunStat Pro II (500775) as per manufacturer's website. While the specifications seem similar, the average price for the TH115-AF-GA is lower and it has ~4.5 review rating vs. the 500775 model (ASIN B00KH7A1ZU), which has ~1.0 star rating.
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there is no big difference, the sun sleeves are really good/confortable and you won´t notice any difference.
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Hi, I ordered one each of the Swiftly Done and Assem items to see if one was better than the other. They are hung on my fence line, and have been up for almost 3 months. I see no difference in their performance or light intensity. We live in a NC and plenty of sunshine, so have had no problem with the solar aspect. We have had several storms with downpours, and both have held up. I do plan on purchasing more to hang on other areas of our fenced yard for our dogs. They have been great since our dogs have a dog door and free access to the yard in the dark evening hours. I like the fact that they are lit all night, and change to the higher light when movement is detected. Hi, I ordered one each of the Swiftly Done and Assem items to see if one was better than the other. They are hung on my fence line, and have been up for almost 3 months. I see no difference in their performance or light intensity. We live in a NC and plenty of sunshine, so have had no problem with the solar aspect. We have had several storms with downpours, and both have held up. I do plan on purchasing more to hang on other areas of our fenced yard for our dogs. They have been great since our dogs have a dog door and free access to the yard in the dark evening hours. I like the fact that... » Read More Hi, I ordered one each of the Swiftly Done and Assem items to see if one was better than the other. They are hung on my fence line, and have been up for almost 3 months. I see no difference in their performance or light intensity. We live in a NC and plenty of sunshine, so have had no problem with the solar aspect. We have had several storms with downpours, and both have held up. I do plan on purchasing more to hang on other areas of our fenced yard for our dogs. They have been great since our dogs have a dog door and free access to the yard in the dark evening hours. I like the fact that they are lit all night, and change to the higher light when movement is detected. « Show Less
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Hey Benjamin There is a side-by-side comparison of the various lamps Philips makes at the end of the listing for the HF3470. It looks like it boils down to this: The HF3470 has a replaceable bulb (what that entails, I couldn't tell you. It looks like the HF3520 must be a "forever" bulb). The HF 3470 has a "sunrise simulation" which I dig, and helps me wake up more naturally, which is what I bought the product for in the first place, so that was important to me, but is it for you? Lastly, the HF3470 has 2 sound simulations whereas the HF3520 has 5. I wouldn't call that particular facet a deal breaker. It looks to boil down to the idea of the sunrise simulation and is that worth roughly $60 for you? Happy shopping.
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looks kinda sky bluish. I personally like the 6000k, but its a matter of preference I guess.
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I would go with the 650 G because it's much more modern and has lifetime aura updates myself. I like it quite a lot in fact. The models before this were no slouches on radar but some people complained that their 9965 had display problems in that a strange line would appear in it's display after a while. The 9970 g doesn't appear to have that problem from what I read. I would just get the 650 because the price for these two detectors is pretty close to each other. If I could pick up a 9970 g I would even now if the price was right. It's a excellent detector too. Not that I don't like my newer version. I do. I'm just a detector hoarder. :) I would go with the 650 G because it's much more modern and has lifetime aura updates myself. I like it quite a lot in fact. The models before this were no slouches on radar but some people complained that their 9965 had display problems in that a strange line would appear in it's display after a while. The 9970 g doesn't appear to have that problem from what I read. I would just get the 650 because the price for these two detectors is pretty close to each other. If I could pick up a 9970 g I would even now if the price was right. It's a excellent detector too. Not that I don't like my... » Read More I would go with the 650 G because it's much more modern and has lifetime aura updates myself. I like it quite a lot in fact. The models before this were no slouches on radar but some people complained that their 9965 had display problems in that a strange line would appear in it's display after a while. The 9970 g doesn't appear to have that problem from what I read. I would just get the 650 because the price for these two detectors is pretty close to each other. If I could pick up a 9970 g I would even now if the price was right. It's a excellent detector too. Not that I don't like my newer version. I do. I'm just a detector hoarder. :) « Show Less
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damn, i'd like to know this too. specifically, which one runs quieter and cooler? and furthermore, which one is more reliable?
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I've used both and recommend the Niterider. The light output and features are roughly equivalent but the seals on the Solas are much better. The bottom seal failed on my first Cygolight. They replaced it under warranty and the service was excellent. A similar failure happened on my second Cygolight, allowing road salt into the device and corroding it. After that I bought the Niterider. The Niterider seals have a much better design and I've had no problems with them.
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Sorry it took this long to respond...And thanks for your quick response!!Yes, I checked again today and still can't find a decent one w/ that feature.I will give up on that feature now and get this one.p.s. Good to hear that you lived in the front range, you probably miss it now. I knowI would if I have to move. It is a beautiful place to live with surprisingly about 300 sunny days a year.
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Wow, did I call it junk? I mean, it's not the worlds greatest inverter, and if only used a few minutes at a time for small loads, it would be ok. But going bigger means you are going to run some serious equipment, and most likely expensive stuff too. Xantrex has recently come out with a line of inexpensive sinewave inverters to compete with what china is producing in their sunforce line. These are in the $289-300 price range. Personally I'd take the Xantrex first over the sunforce because it WILL deliver 1000W, while the sunforce shuts down just below 1000W and does not have any surge capacity like the xantrex does. I reviewed 3 inverters, 2 xantrex (the grey one is the one i'm thinking of), a yellow one, and one sunforce inverter (black) - all specified to be 1000W. The GREY xantrex offers the most bang for the buck and is not overrated like the sunforce is. The yellow xantrex has a nice powerdown mode called power save that minimizes the inefficiencies of having an inverter - it turns on every couple seconds, looks for any load, then goes to sleep for 2 seconds. As a result the neon lights on power strips blink because they are below the threshold to put it in run mode, but as soon as you really need power it enters run mode. Just beware that these larger inverters come at a price - idle current - the DC power wasted when no AC power is needed. Yellow (expensive) xantrex has the lowest idle with power save, but you can also just turn off the grey unit when you don't need power. The sunforce has a cute keyfob on/off controller - its range is limited but it does work. It's just not able to do 1000W and nowhere near the surge rating on the inverter. I kept that model anyways for the remote control feature. My personal experience says go with the $289 grey xantrex I reviewed. It's got clean power and just don't run it 24x7 (don't run ANY inverter 24x7 - 1.5 A x 24 = 36 AH, which is almost the daily production of the 60W panels! If you leave the inverter running you won't have any room for running devices.)
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I called Celestron and yes they are identical. You are paying more for the "Comsos" brand. Get the InfiniView model and save money.
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It looks to be the same as Cosmos, but I also have the Celestron. It all depends on what you plan on really using it for!
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We only use ours once in a blue moon and it seems fast in my view. As far as the compatibility is concern, I have no idea. Thanks
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I looked at Hydrawise and when it compared with our RainMachine, it seems to be doing a similar job. Here is a short list of differences. The local interface on the Hydrawise is ancient users a tiny black and white 'menu' LCD with conventioanl domed buttons -- Rainmachine uses a 6.5" capacitive touch screen with a 480x272 color TFT screen thus UI is much nicer. Also, and this might be most important, Hydrawise makes their data source a secret while the Rainmachine documents every aspect about the data souce (NOAA.gov). Hydrawise's Rain Forcasting is available for a fee, while the RainMachine has temperature and rain forcasting (QPF) for free, forver. Finally, Hydrawise is $395 (8 valve model) while the RainMachine is $249 (12 valve model)
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Hello Sunil Oh boy! I wish I was tech savvy. To answer your question, I think both will work. Which one is better, I can't tell. Wish was more helpful. Raj.
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Better then a 780, worse then a 780 ti so i would have to say its the same as the classified, just go with what is better price.
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I foud this on the nvdia site: They're not the same spec.SC runs at 763/3800FTW runs at 850/4000SSC runs at 870/4200