Will the Honeywell TH6220D thermostat allow me to manually activate "emergency heat"?
626294
It will trigger automatically when you raise the temperature more than a certain number of degrees above where it is. There's not a manual override per se - it's simply a part of getting you more heat when there's a delta between current temp and desired temp.
1079049
Yes, you can reprogram it from anyplace you can get to the internet. Your thermostat is accessible from a Honeywell website https://rs.alarmnet.com/totalconnectcomfort which you have to log into.
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.
253811
My best guess? No! I was surprised when I replaced my non-WIFI version of this thermostat with the WIFI version. The three double or triple A alkaline batteries in the non-WIFI were replaced by a single, flat, sort of mercury-looking cell in the WIFI. So this single cell is not going to power anything very long - maybe just preserve settings in a power failure. A final comment is that Honeywell has a surprisingly good email technical assistance system. I would suggest asking the experts.
189310
with the th115-a-120s thermostats set it and forget it. i have never run one in my home witout the 115. 4 units /th115 code where i live. i have 10 units. i think they are cheaper to run than go thermmo. 1000sq ft. home for about 8 yrs.
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I experienced a power surge in my home which fried this thermostat so I just ordered the same model number thinking I could just plug it in and replace it. Come to find out it is a contractor thermostat and there is programming of some sort that has to be done so I ended up calling an HVAC person to get it working. Good luck.
1578742
I took another look at thermostat...here's the one it works with: Honeywell YTHX9421R5127WW Prestige IAQ Redlink Internet Gateway Thermostat Kit
2001859
No, but why spend the money on a "connected" thermostat if you're not going to connect it? Just buy a cheaper programmable one.
1991918
Looking at the manual there's no indication that the thermostat includes network connectivity.
1272491
i don't think it will, unless the thermostat is a Z-WAVE product. i currently have 2 honeywell thermostats that are not ZWAVE, but they have their own internet connection & cost nothing to access on line..
457146
Try this: Honeywell CT50K1028/E Low Temperature / Garage Non-Programmable Thermostatby Honeywell
1470779
It's not cheap, but I upgraded from this thermostat to a Honeywell YTHX9321R5061 Prestige 2.0. It works with my heat pump. It has an outdoor wireless temperature sensor. It has a wireless remote with remote temperature sensing, too. With an additional module, you can control it via the internet. If you can afford the unit, you'll love the way it works.
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The sensor is 100% compatible with the Honeywell/AUBE TH115-AF thermostat series, including:TH115-AF-120S (120V)TH115-AF-240S (240V)TH115-AF-GA (120/240V with 5mA GFCI)All of the above are used for electric floor heating applications.
530707
No , that is a 'Retail' thermostat , I don't believe it is RedLink or compatible with remote sensing capabilities. You would want the TH8321R stat.
101074
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.
1538254
I would assume you would be left with a "dumb" thermostat with no programming ability. Just Auto-Heat-Cool, and the temperature setting.
570887
Here ya go. Hook up the red & green wires for heat. I'm assuming you don't have A/C hooked to your thermostat.http://www.ehow.com/how_5552276_wire-honeywell-thermostat.html