| Application: | Electric Heat (Line Voltage) Baseboard Heater Convector or Fan-Forced Heater |
|---|---|
| Voltage: | 240v 120v |
| Programmability: | 5-2 Day 7 Day |
| Power Method: | Thermostat: Battery EIM: Hardwired |
| Mount: | Vertical |
| Frequency: | 50 Hz 60 Hz |
| Temperature Range (F): | 32°F to 122°F |
| Sensor Element: | Thermistor |
| Switch: | SPST |
| Wi-Fi: | Yes |
Hello, thanks for writing in. This will work for a 240V electric baseboard heater.
Hi Will. Yes, this will still work without the gateway - you would just have to adjust any settings at the thermostat itself.
This thermostat is for heat only so you wont be able to control a cooling fan with it.
There is a low battery warning, not sure how far in advance that warning comes up.
Depends on how many amps the 2 heater draw.
Nope it won't work like that, you would need a separate thermostat and kit for each room.
Yes you can as long as they are all within the maximum wattage and voltage specifications.
No, this thermostat kit is for a line voltage system for heating, not for AC at all. We would need to know all the control specifications to find the right thermostat. Please contact customer service at 1-888-757-4774.
Not it does not connect to the Internet or any network for that matter. It does use its own wireless network to connect to the units at the heaters themselves. It does all work fantastic however 3 years and going strong. Sent from my iPhone
Yes if you have wifi in the location and you purchase the Honeywell RedLink Internet Gateway. The switching device (Equipment Interface Module), I put mine in an electrical box in a nearby closet, must be wired into the wiring feeding your heaters. I am very very pleased with the system. Turn heat up or down and monitors current temp from any location with your smart phone or PC
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