Will this work with the old style water baseboard heat? Thank you!
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The sole purpose of the device is to open and close circuits. It is powered by two AAA batteries. So it should work in a limited sense; i.e., the setting to circulate air only (no heating or cooling) is problematic.
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The thermostat senses room temperature and sends a signal to the furnace to start or stop. I think it should work.
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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.
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It would be helpful to know what model and year water heater you have. Like the previous person said it could fit but you would need some adapters to make the fitting work.
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Not sure, but if the old one is a low denisty 4500w heater, it will work. These heater rods are universal and will work. The main thing to make sure of is to try and take as much build up at the bottom of the tank so that when you put the new heater rod, it won't be surrounded by build up and overheat and stop working. Look on youtube for how to do it. Good luck!
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I am just using mine for standard water heating an have forced air heat. Unfortunately mine is still sitting in the box as I'm finishing off a remodel/addition to a home I'll be moving into shortly. Sorry can't be of more help.
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Yes I think that will work fine. You can use it just to generate hot water. Hope this helps!
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Hi, I really don't know if it would or not .My bed is a king size . why don't you enter[ water bed heater for twin] in the search and see what comes up?
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Yes, the KA-90 Aluminum Anode Rod will work with your water heater. If it is too long you can cut it to shorter lengths. -Jon
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no,keep it simple buy what is designated for your heater read info. on this one,just in case here it is,Don't buy this one unless you buy a new water heater and have someone qualified to run a new line that is 240v(10,000 watts, 40 amps, 250 volts, 60Hz capacity)
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I do not see any reason why it shouldn't.If the heater is constantly used and is quite old, you should consider a replacement.
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Not very.... I live in New England and I use 1 to supplement baseboard heat to poor results.... I'm going to add a zone to my hot water system...
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I'm sorry, I can't help you with that one........I love my heater it works great. I would, call the company that offered the item, and ask them.............sorry!!
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Yes, use a wall thermostate the you would use with a electric baseboard heater.
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I think it would still work. It works really well for me and warms the water up in 1 to 2 hot days
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If you look on the Atwood site it will tell you which product number will replace your water heater. We did use it to replace an Atwood heater, I don't remember the model number it was over a year ago.
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I would check on their website but I think this is as small as they come at 500 Watts. http://cadetheat.com/products/baseboard-heaters/baseboard
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Yes, it will work with any water bed. You may consider purchasing one of the solid state units with digital readout as I believe they will maintain a tighter setting of your waterbed temperature. If you have a king size hard side waterbed use the higher wattage one.
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If GCH6A-9E is a gas only Atwood water heater, it may be compatible with your unit. I would advise you to research it to satisfy yourself, there are several sites on the web that can do that. The circuit boards 93865, 93307 and 93257 all are compatible. I hope this helps you.