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7 Day Programmable Line Volt Thermostat for Electric Heating, TH106
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MANUALS (2)
Product Highlights
Description
Specifications
- Watts (120V): 2000W
- Amps (120V): 16.7
- Watts (240V): 4000W
- Amps (240V): 16.7
Features
- High-capacity electronic thermostat (up to 4000 W@240V)
- Timeless design complements any room
- Ultimate temperature control - the most accurate type of thermostat on the market (± 0.15 C / 0.27 F)
- On-screen heating power indicator gives as-a-glance verification of power being used
- 2-wire non-polarized connection means fast, hassle-free installation
- Early Start function ensures programmed temperature is reached by the programmed time
- Temporary bypass enables temperature override without changing programming
- Battery-free backup means no-reprogramming your schedule after a power
Specs
| Application: | Electric Heat (Line Voltage) |
|---|---|
| Stages: | 1 Heat |
| Programmability: | 7 Day Programmable |
| User Interface: | Push Button |
| Mount: | Vertical |
| Options: | Large Display |
| Power Method: | Hardwired |
| Temperature Range (F): | 40°F - 86°F |
| Voltage: | 120v 240v |
| Switch: | SPST |
| Frequency: | 50-60 Hz |
| Color: | White |
| Dimensions: | 4.9" x 5" x 1.5" |
| Electric Connection: | 6" Tinned Copper Lead Wires |
| Wireless: | No |
| Humidity Control: | No |
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Works as advertised
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Accurate but...
Nice alternative for line voltage thermostats
Best stat I've ever seen.
I would buy again
I came back to buy more!
I would buy this product again
I will be buying another as a backup.
I will buy another one when this one needs replaced
Easy to install and program
Would buy again
Improved Temp Control for Wall Heaters
Product Q&A
4 QuestionsQ: does this work for electric baseboard heat?
Asked by nish 12 years ago
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This unit can be used with a baseboard heater. It has two modes, baseboard and a heating element with blower mode. It's rated at 4000 watts and works fine. I also have three 3500 watt units that work great for zoning off rooms. Once we had these installed and programmed for times of day, it reduced our electric bill by 1/3 or so...
Yes, for 110 volt application.
Yes, that's what I use it for. You do have to pay attention to how many wires are on the existing thermostat from the baseboard. If only 2, you need the single pole. If 3, you need the double pole. I didn't look before I ordered the first time.
Yes it does. Be sure to check the installation manual (visit the Aube web site) for baseboard voltage and minimum & maximum power ratings. I have used these thermostats for four years and they really do what the manufacturer claims. I am an electrical contractor and the Aube product line is the best electric heat control I have found on the market.
Thats exactly what this unit is for and works great at cutting electric heating costs.1 thing to keep in mind is the unit is rated for 4000watts so add up the wattage of all baseboards it will run when on. Cheers, Dustin
Yes it does work for electric baseboard heat. I have one installed in my house and it works great. As you can see from the product description, it's rated for 240 volts and 4000 watts.
Q: How many different temperatures can you program within a day? example: sleep - 68 Wake- 70 leave - 64 Return 67 My 120 vault allows me to program with these settings, i notice on the 240's they only allow for 2 temps per day???
Asked by gdb 12 years ago
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My 240V version allows for the 4 settings.
Q: Two questions: If my fuse is a double pole, can I use a single pole thermostat like this one? Max amperage apears to be 16.7. But my choices are 15 amp to 20 amp fuse. Thanks.
Asked by aaronthecarpenter 14 years ago
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Whether you use this version or a double pole version depends on the wiring in your switchbox to the heater where the thermostat will mount and the configuration of the one you're replacing. If you have only have 2 wires to the heater, then you'll need this one. This is what I had and it works fine. If you have 3 wires, you should go with a double pole version. 15 amp is safer but depends on the size of the heater and it's max draw. Make sure the thermostat can drive the heater amperage.
The poles of your breaker or fuse have nothing to do with the use of a single-pole thermostat. The placement of the thermostat in the circuit determines which you will use. Check out the wiring diagrams for each. You should be able to see the difference. I believe the double-pole thermostat gives you extra flexibility in wiring. A single-pole would be installed in-line with one of the hot leads to a 240V (220) heater. When the temp is below the setpoint, the thermostat closes the circuit allowing the heater to come on. It opens when the temp is at or above the setpoint. As far as amps are concerned, if you have 16.7 amps you need a circuit capable of handling 16.7 amps... or a 20 amp circuit. You can't just change the fuse from a 15A to a 20, you must have the proper size wire installed on the circuit. 20 amp requires a #12AWG coductor. A typical 15A circuit would normally use a #14AWG wire which is smaller and can't carry the required amperage. 16.7 amps on a 15 amp circuit will blow the fuse. Changing the fuse to a 20A will heat up the wire too much and possibly could start a fire. I hope this helps with the question. I am not an electrician and I provide this information for reference only. Seek qualified personnel to help you with your installation.
Q: Can these thermostats be used with hydronic baseboard heaters?
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThey can, as long as the thermostat ratings meet the ratings of your baseboard.
Yes, I installed this thermostat with a QMark 70" Hydronic baseboard heater and it works well. The unit is easy to install and ease of programming is ok but it lacks a backlight if that is an issue for you. The unit can handle a range of size of heaters as well. The memory holds for 4 hrs in case of power failure which is ok but less than other units in my house.