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  1. #1
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    I notice hunter assembly line carries thermostats http://www.hunter-thermostats.com/pr...ostats-all.htm are there any good?

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    no

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    Hunter thermostats are good. Good for service department business!!!!!!!!

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    garbage...
    How tall are you Private???!!!!

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    Junk

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    Why are they junk? May I ask?

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    Get a Honeywell VisionPro 8000 series and be done with it.

    Even the Honeywell "Vision" (a stripped VisionPro) sold at Lowes is a better stat than a Hunter any day.
    Psychrometrics: the very foundation of HVAC. A comfort troubleshooter's best friend.

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    Talking

    Let's see how many times???

    What did you do to get the heat back on?

    Replaced the stat.

    Hey I just put that on a couple yrs ago.

    RIGHT

    Are you telling me thats why we were cold last night

    RIGHT

    I paid bla bla for that thing and now I have to buy another thermostat already?

    RIGHT



    "The Bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten"

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    Every household should have a hunter thermostat. I recomend them. Its good job security.

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    Still no answer as to why they are junk.

    Been using one for 7 years now. With no problems.

    What can one expect to go wrong with one?

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    my experience with them is that if there is a heat problem and the stat is a hunter, that is the problem. power stealing properties possibly? never had a problem in a/c though

    as to going wrong, the intermittantly call for heat

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    Originally posted by rich l
    Why are they junk? May I ask?
    I find that they use cheaper electronics and therefor do not last as long. Plus they suck.

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    Originally posted by rich l
    Still no answer as to why they are junk.

    Been using one for 7 years now. With no problems.

    What can one expect to go wrong with one?
    Not every single one is doomed for failure but in the big picture seem to be problematic as far as stats go.
    "The Bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten"

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    Tsat

    Well sir your thermostat needs to be replaced as it is faulty! The total yes sir it will be $xxx installed. Yes sir honeywell vision pro. Well I am sorry that your home depot or lowes tstat that you paid $xx. for and put in yourself does not work any more that will be $xx.xx for my time and I'll be happy to come back next year and do it all over again!

    [Edited by BC1 on 03-22-2005 at 04:32 PM]
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    I am never one to brand bash, so let me first say that Hunter makes a great ceiling fan

    As for their t-stats; not very reliable. Most I have had issues with just would not maintain temperature. Very erratic behaviour on any type of system.
    Training is important!
    Practical Training is a must!

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    Angry

    To think, I were in the place of replacing my Honeywell 3650 with one of the hunter stats.


    [Edited by willing2learn on 03-22-2005 at 05:54 PM]

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    Yeah, I'd install 'em. If I wanted callbacks.

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    And if you go to wally-world shopping for another thermostat,stay away from LUX too;Even worse!

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    Other than the power stealing models, I have had good luck with Lux thermostats.
    Training is important!
    Practical Training is a must!

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    one step better than a lux or a hunter is a wire nut.

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