is white rogers A/C thermostate comparable to coleman mach with six wires
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Don't know anything about coleman, but according to the directions. The thermostat replaces standard heating and cooling systems - 4 or 5 wires.
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Don't remember how many wires there were, it was a year ago. But it replaced a digital unit with no problems. It works great, no regrets!
1230051
I don't remember my model #, but that's what I put it on. Coleman mach in a 95 Fleetwood american dream. I installed it about 4 months ago. Works good.
2055305
I replaced a analog that came from the factory with this thermostat and the wires matched color for color. I think that the only difference would be if you had a heat pump thermostat,then this one would not work.
1880403
I ordered mine based on the model number of my old motor. So it matched up just fine. I have a thermostat box with the original fan. The thermostat box acts as a junction box also. The two strand wire is connected to the power line with wire nuts in the thermostat box. White to white black to black.
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First thing to check is if you have 4 or 5 wires going to your old thermostat. If you only have 4, there are some work arounds, but you will most likely need to do a new run with 18/5 wire Southwire 64169622 5 Conductor 18/5 Thermostat Wire, 18-Gauge Solid Copper Class 2 Power-Limited Circuit Cable, 50-Feet, Brown
422676
There should be 5 terminals on the control module, which connect to the thermostat. They are marked like "Y, W, R, G, C" stand for Yellow, White, Red, Green, and Common. I disconnected the "R" wire and connected the switch in between. The two wires you talked about might be the one went to the out door unit (24 V). Double check it by following it where it goes to. You can also check your thermostat two see how many wires are used.
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Not sure!! Try this #800-468-1502 Or this website http://DIYthermostats.honeywell.com I"m guessing but a 2 wire system would only be for heating OR cooling not both.
430751
Most, if not all, of the thermostats you will encounter have been color coded for commonality. So yes, you should use the RWGY terminals. If it is at all possible, try to verify what those original wires are for. For example, the G wire might be for the fan. Is there anything in the manual that says the G terminal is for the fan? If so, this is the correct terminal.Good luck and enjoy saving $$ with the new timer system!(I apologize for taking so long for this response)
2241270
It is a double pole thermostat with 2 red and 2 black wires. I installed 6 0f them.
1089253
No idea, I never owned such thermostat, just noticed that the Infrared Sauna we had, emmits hube amt of EMF, THEN AN OLDER MODEL WITH CERAMIC HEATER DIDNTDEPENDS ON CHEAP MANUFACURER
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Yesit does.Both were included with my unit.Long enough wjring to mount the unit anywhere on a car dash or bike. The unit is so sensitive that you can tell when the thermostat opens and closes.I love mine.
941881
No, there are six speed settings. Three speeds forward and three speeds in reverse. You would have to wire it to a 120 v thermostat.
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I cannot remember but I was not impressed with its performance and had to return it. It may have been a bad unit but even when the room it was in was at 40 - 50 degrees F, the unit were run a few minutes (blew hot air fine) and then shut off because its thermostat thought the room was warm. Somehow the sensor was too close to the heated airstream.
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It worked for me. There are instructions about where to put the 2 wires. It's just a relay closure. But, when I asked Honeywell about it I got an answer from someone who apparently was clueless about electronics. But, I used it on a system with ~ 15 volts to the relay and it was fine. That was about 6 or 7 years ago. Now there are "millivolt" thermostats. Some systems have a very low voltage sent to the relay. I don't know if the (thermo)stat you're asking about will be used in in such a system. If so, better check. My system was very old. But, basically, yes, only two wires are needed.
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If your air and heating runs off your old thermostat then this should have the same wiring. I did go with this to replace a Coleman, so can't be much help.
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I have an older Coleman Mach AC unit but not sure of the model number. I replaced the shroud with the maxxair and it fit almost perfect. The shroud is held on by 4 bolt on the top. I said almost perfect because one of the bolt holes on the shroud didn't quite match up with the old AC unit but i just used my drill and elongated the hole a bit and everything was good.
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I'm sorry, I don't know. Mine is still in the box. I won't open it until my company comes, because it is SO compactly boxed. You could ask Coleman. They are wonderful customer service people!! I shopped and shopped for the BEST one available, and this is IT. ;) 'Sorry I couldn't answer your question!