I currently have a multi-stage American Standard Freedom 95 HVAC unit that has a an R, Y, W, G, and a (blue) W2 wire. Would this thermostat work?
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I'm sorry to tell you that I have no idea - I had an electrician install them. We got the 6000 model and then found out we can't program them differently for Saturdays and Sundays, when we're closed. Be careful which model you order if you need that flexibility. Good luck.
1709647
It looks like it will work I looked at the instalation manual an all the connection you stated above were there. I hope this helps.
1066184
Not sure. My furnace model was HSC2 90. That might be a serial number instead of the model. A quick check of google didn't come up with anything.
821599
Yes , this tstat will work on your hvac system. If you dont want to use program, just push the hold button.
2055309
as long as there are 5 wires (color to color) it should work. We have a new travel trailer and the existing thermostat didn't seem to control the air conditioner very well. I replaced the original thermostat with this and it works great, no problems at all.
1054476
I found that the W-32 switch did not work on the old fan I had. I have a CB2104616T serial FU30197 built in 1986 and needed a W-11 switch which is only sold at fixmycasabalancafan.com and is too expensive.
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I am going to assume you have a heating and cooling system. That being said, you need to have five wires in your thermostat cable from the furnace unit to the thermostat. Refer to page 46 of the VENSTAR manual - the 5 wire, 1 stage cooling/heating diagram. The color coding is as follows: R(red)=24 volt power; W(white)=heat; Y(yellow)=cooling; G(green) =fan; and blue(for me)=common. This is where the trick is - you must have five wires so that the common can be connected between the furnace and the thermostat. The older systems did not need the "common" because they were not a powered devise. If you don't have five conductors in the thermostat cable then you will need to replace the cable. I am going to assume you have a heating and cooling system. That being said, you need to have five wires in your thermostat cable from the furnace unit to the thermostat. Refer to page 46 of the VENSTAR manual - the 5 wire, 1 stage cooling/heating diagram. The color coding is as follows: R(red)=24 volt power; W(white)=heat; Y(yellow)=cooling; G(green) =fan; and blue(for me)=common. This is where the trick is - you must have five wires so that the common can be connected between the furnace and the thermostat. The older systems did not need the "common" because they were not a... » Read More I am going to assume you have a heating and cooling system. That being said, you need to have five wires in your thermostat cable from the furnace unit to the thermostat. Refer to page 46 of the VENSTAR manual - the 5 wire, 1 stage cooling/heating diagram. The color coding is as follows: R(red)=24 volt power; W(white)=heat; Y(yellow)=cooling; G(green) =fan; and blue(for me)=common. This is where the trick is - you must have five wires so that the common can be connected between the furnace and the thermostat. The older systems did not need the "common" because they were not a powered devise. If you don't have five conductors in the thermostat cable then you will need to replace the cable. « Show Less
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I'm not sure if the particular model number you are asking about is compatible because when I purchased mine, I was just going by the brand name and they matched up wire for wire. Works Perfect. No more ten degree swings in temperature. We use our camper year round because it is parked perminately with a 40 foot roof over it and a 40 ft deck attached. We love our home away from home and now that the furnace operates with 4 degree swings verus 14 degree swings, its a lot more comfortable and uses a lot less propane.
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Depends on how many wires , your voltage and wattage. This thermostat uses a two wire setup. It seems like you might have 4 in which case it wouldn't work. Maybe check out the Honeywell site for more specific information and the manual on it.
920389
No. You just have to make sure the connectors to your existing thermostat are compatible with this one. You can look at the one you have now and see if it is not by the online compatibility. I did not. And mine was not compatible.
98784
These units connect directly to the line voltage.. If your current thermostats only connect via romex type wire then these will work. If your current thermo has low voltage wiring (thin wires) then they will not work.
1635449
Not sure, I bought this for my 2 wire gas burner along with the transformer kit. Was abe to convert my old thermostat to work with all the settings of the new venstar. Go to the venstar website they have specs and videos and also email them they were pretty good answering my questions.
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No, this thermostat requires constant power - you will need a 24V "common" wire connected to the thermostat's "C" terminal. You would either need to run additional wires from your furnace to this thermostat, or there is an adapter you may be able to install into your current setup, but I'm not sure if you can make it work with only two wires. Either way you will need to modify your current configuration to include the common wire. See Venstar ACC0410 Add-A-Wire for all 24VAC Thermostats
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I can't say for sure about that model heat pump, but this thermostat will work with heat pumps. When I purchased this unit, I had a Trane heat pump and didn't even know the specific model. I knew I needed a thermostat that could control a heat pump and this is what I purchased. It worked perfectly fine for me and my heat pump is 30 years old.
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It depends on the the watts output terminals on the thermostat but if you size the GFI breaker you should be fine. just take your watts times your voltage times 100 and that will give you your breaker over load size.
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I want to say yes, but I'm not 100% sure.. Best thing to do is to call the manufacturer and get the number that corresponds to your heater. Keep in mind that 9003542 is basically the same as 9003531 with the temperature ratings being the only difference, they're basically interchangeable. http://www.statewaterheaters.com/lit/partslist/res-gas.html
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Yes, the thermostat will work with all three heat settings. Im not sure but it may also work with the fan setting too. Hope this helped....
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I do not see any reason why the thermostat would not work. the cut out in the roof are the same so the unit will fit hope this helps. www.pizzamanmike.com