There seems to be some confusion about what models are compatible with this unit. Where might I find a list of thermostats that will work?
771855
I just followed the listing info which said....Th7000 and Th8000 Thermostats (made by Honeywell). The remote sensor takes the place of the internal sensor on the thermostat, which is what I needed. Hope that helps.
161537
It depends on your existing thermostat. This unit requires 5 wires, with the 5th blue wire requiring 24V. If you have a modern 5 wire thermostat, it should work by hooking it up as you say. If you are currently hooked up to only 4 wires, I suggest getting an HVAC person to help out.
288651
I returned mine. Could not get the thermostatd to trigger the unit back on when dropping below temperature. Tried 2 different units and had the same issue.
837808
Should be compatible with all of them. It does not have it's own remote head unit, so you'd have to make sure what you purchase had the head unit. Then wire the head unit to the fan, and off you go.
668637
You can use these: Lux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat(If that link doesn't work, search Amazon for "plug in thermostat"--that's how I found it.)They work well for wall heaters and for window A/C units.
493572
Again look for the white square with a model number on the thermostat. The new one had the exact model number as mine.
2038364
should work, has adjustible pressure and temp settings. The only thing you would have to do is tap into the wire harnes for power to the monitoring unit needed to see information.
875330
You can look up any device at their website. I did that for an a/c unit before I bought the remote. You need the model number of the device you want to use the remote for. They have a lot of devices and even if they don't have your specific device they might have a compatible model.
2005449
Yes you will need a thermostat. I used the one that was on the old unit and its working just fine.
2175147
I'm not familiar with separate thermostats. This unit has a cord on it which is a 240 volt, 20 amp configuration like you would have on a 240 volt window ac. If you have some sort of separate thermostat that could supply power to this type of receptacle then it would work. The only thermostats I have installed are 24 volt. I hope that helps.
1553168
yes sir, it will work in replace of many thermostats. amazingly inexpensive for all the features. ive used on everything from camp heaters in an rv to full central heat ac systems. hope this answered your question.
429151
For REALLY technical questions, I suggest that you download the user manual online for the particular model you are interested in. Then, call the SERVICE phone, here in the USA. I found that, when my unit was installed, we could call that phone number and get all our questions answered. They were very helpful on the phone. Amateurs (like me) would not give you as good assistance. Also, the user manual may have the specifications listed that you are looking for.
2214960
The first one I ordered did not work with the unit I have. Have to look on the site for your model...
315863
I'm not sure but I would call customer support. It usually list the units it will work with.
13166
I'm not an HVAC technician, and cannot provide a definitive answer, but I can answer from a general homeowner perspective: We bought two of these Thermostats, one for a brand new HVAC unit, and one to go on a 17 year old system. The Thermostat works flawlessly on both and we are very happy with this product. It is very nice to have the screen light up at night so you don't have to disturb your partner if you want to change the settings, and the screen is large enough to be able to see it without reading glasses on. Whether or not it will work on your HVAC unit will depend on many factors; My A/C guy did the work for me. If you are installing it yourself, then you might just want to call the manufacturer, give them the details of your existing HVAC system, and ask them if it is compatible. Our existing system (not the new one, was a Rheem, 10 SEER system). Our new unit is RUUD, 14.5 SEER system. I think these control panels are built fairly generically. I'd also confirm the return policy with the seller just in case it doesn't work for you.
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.
1549972
Honestly, this particular model has a 50% failure rate so I bought another type. If you want to know about compatibility, go onto the Honeywell website and you can e-mail them with specific questions and someone will get back to you