Will this thermostat work with SunTouch Floor Warmings Mats?
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This is a line voltage thermostat which means that it can be attached directly to the device that it is controlling, without the use of a transformer. I'm assuming your warming mats are 110 volts. I've changed out my bathroom heater timers for these thermostats and they are much more efficient than timers. One drawback of using a thermostat is that it possible to forget that the thermostat has been set after the bathroom has warmed from the heater and the shower.
212805
No, since it senses room air temperature and not floor temperature which is usually what you want to control with a SunTouch type system. (You just want to heat the floor, not the room.) I have a SunTouch heating system under the tile in my bathroom, and we imbedded a thermocouple in the floor between two of the loops of heating wire. This was connected to a basic, non-digital, SunTouch thermostat and it works very well. My son has the digital SunTouch thermostat and is happy with that as well.
212806
I haven't personally used one of these with a SunTouch Mat but it should work, provided: 1) your intent is for the floor mat heater to warm the entire room to the temperature set by the Honeywell Thermostat, and 2) the Suntouch Mat power usage is rated lower than the 5280 Watts max this thermostat is rated for. This thermostat has wires for 120 Volt or 240 volt usage, so you would just hook up the 120 side if using with a 120V mat.
896189
You need to purchase, separately, a thermostat compatible with the mat and also purchase the sensor wire that runs from under the mat to the thermostat( this usually comes with the thermostat, but make sure). The wire supplied with the mat is a separate wire that goes from the mat to the thermostat to control the heat.
201412
I don't know the Nuheat product. If it is an electric radiant system, it should work with the existing sensor. The ambient function will definitely function. If you will not be using the sensor that comes with it, there is the same unit with no sensor, for less money. Aube Technologies TH115-A-120S 7-Day Programmable Line Voltage Thermostat for Electric Heating
529684
You could MAKE it work but it is intended to be used for an underfloor heat mat with a temperature probe, so you would need to do some heavy modification to it. In other words, as intended, no it will not.
1432940
Yes it will. This is a basic thermostat with a thermo spring that controls the switch on and off for the furnace. That spring is temperature sensitive. It only goes by the temperature inside the dwelling. I have tested the one i have. It is only off by 2 degrees + or -.
1228121
I believe it would. But much more attention would be needed to insure that extreme temperature is not used and that the floor sensor is working properly to prevent "hot spots".
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I bought the Hydrofarm MTPRTC Digital Thermostat for Heat Mats here http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NZZG3S/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1413621
Not sure, I only have the factory cloth mats. The weather tech mats did a great job keeping the floor clean during this past brutal winter however.
264395
Yes, it should. The only thing to check would be the width of your mat, but even then it should work.
1578742
I took another look at thermostat...here's the one it works with: Honeywell YTHX9421R5127WW Prestige IAQ Redlink Internet Gateway Thermostat Kit
1805046
I do not see any reason why the thermostat would not work. the cut out in the roof are the same so the unit will fit hope this helps. www.pizzamanmike.com
488680
Yes, this thermostat will work, as long as it controlled by a 2 wire system. I had mine installed before last winter (around Sept '14), it has worked fine all these months.
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Probably not. It is kind of an oddball thermostat and it's probably only for the dometic. There is three wires connected to it. 12+, 12 V-, and common
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Mike... we installed a heated bathroom floor in 2005. Although the thermostat looks exactly the same as the Honeywell... it had the name, Floorstat, on it. I called the company, and they said most likely it was the thermostat, and to try that before calling for a tile person... We ordered the Honeywell, since it looks exactly like the previous model. The Honeywell has been updated... a backlight, and the ability to program for DST. Other than that, it works the same as the original...
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From what I see online, I would say no. Thermostat must be Red Link Network enabled.
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Yes, if you plug the 2 heating devices into a power strip and plug the power strip into the Digital Thermostat's AC output it will work just fine. I would watch how many you use this way, the Thermostat has a limit on the amount of power it will handle. (amps / amperage) (or it may be listed in watts) Just add up the total power the mats use and ensure it is less than the rated maximum for the thermostat. I successfully use it with 2 heating pads this way and I even moved the thermostat from one set of plants to another to check that they are even, and there has been no difference.
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Your correct... but you may not need to buy a thermostat, although that would no doubt be 'best' solution. I use rockwool cubes and with the tray directly on top of the heating pad it gets much to warm. To adjust for this I simply put the heating pad under a thick towel and that reduced the amount of heat on the tray. After doing the towel thing the temp of my cubes are steady at 74, which seems to be working great. Hope this helps...