For a variety of reasons, I believe relocating my thermostat would help my air conditioner cool my house more evenly. AC is a heat pump (1 Cool/2 Heat). I am not certain on the new location (two options). Neither option is convenient for wiring.I would like to try a wireless thermostat. Prior to calling local dealers to see what they offer, I would like to see what you "pro's" recommend (or more importantly which brands to avoid).
I don't need internet or smart phone access (will consider if it fits my requirements). I would like to replace my current thermostat with a wired thermostat/receiver and have a remote wireless thermostat so that either could control the AC. In searching the 'net I found the White Rodgers 1F85RF-275 (discontinued) which seemed to do what I want. What other brands have similar capabilities ?
Honeywell Thermostats with Redlink are Honeywell's wireless line and there are a few programmable thermostats to choose from.
I thought all wireless Honeywell thermostats required an Equipment Interface Module wired to the AC. Do they have a thermostat which can be wired to the AC and use the wireless Remote Comfort Control?
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Any wireless stat would need some kind of interface module at the equipment.
The White Rodgers 1F85RF-275 (discontinued) has the wireless receiver in the thermostat. If the wireless link is lost, the thermostat controls the A/C. If a "interface module" is the only connection to the A/C, what happens when the wireless link fails?
The White Rodgers 1F85RF-275 (discontinued) has the wireless receiver in the thermostat. If the wireless link is lost, the thermostat controls the A/C. If a "interface module" is the only connection to the A/C, what happens when the wireless link fails?
That White Rodgers is a hard wired thermostat, with wireless remote. Its not a wireless thermostat.
The Honeywell Prestige 2.0, or "new" Vision Pro 8000, are hard wired, can be controlled with an optional "portable comfort control", and/or you can average the temperature of up to 6 wireless indoor temperature sensors. You can also add the internet gateway later if you decide you want internet/smart phone control of the system.
The Honeywell Prestige 2.0, or "new" Vision Pro 8000, are hard wired, can be controlled with an optional "portable comfort control", and/or you can average the temperature of up to 6 wireless indoor temperature sensors. You can also add the internet gateway later if you decide you want internet/smart phone control of the system.
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