Can I use this thermostat to replace a Nuheat Solo and re-use the Nuheat floor sensor?
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
201413
As long as the one you are replacing runs on line voltage (120v) it will work.
201414
I don't think this thermostat will work the Nuheat floor sensor. I recommend trying this thermostat by OJ Electronics Underfloor Heating Programmable Thermostat with GFCI, Includes Floor Sensor, UDG-4999
1632374
I experienced a power surge in my home which fried this thermostat so I just ordered the same model number thinking I could just plug it in and replace it. Come to find out it is a contractor thermostat and there is programming of some sort that has to be done so I ended up calling an HVAC person to get it working. Good luck.
982693
Should work. Check for a second themostat or temperture sensor which will need to be conected
167400
Yes, I believe so. I don't have my user's manual in front of me to reference now, but I recall that you have to add a jumper inside the unit to respond to a heating function, but it is a reasonably easy adaptation.
2001859
No, but why spend the money on a "connected" thermostat if you're not going to connect it? Just buy a cheaper programmable one.
1074807
No, you can link multiple sensors to one thermostat but not multiple thermostats to one sensor. You would benifit from having multiple sensors so the average temp is used helping reduce heating/cooling cost and reducing hot and cold areas.
156942
I'm not sure, So, I suggest you contact Venstar tech support. They are very responsive. thermostatsupport@venstar.comGood luck
751379
Yes, as long as you have pre-set both the heat and a/c temps then put it on 'auto'. I love this about this thermostat since I don't have to turn on the heat or a/c separatelyJust be sure to follow the directions, it's pretty simple to do. Best thermostat we've ever had!!!
905442
Sorry for the delay. I don't know anything about this. My husband is out of town on business and this is his thermostat. He'll be back this weekend and will check into your question.
1538254
I would assume you would be left with a "dumb" thermostat with no programming ability. Just Auto-Heat-Cool, and the temperature setting.
468050
No, you will be replacing the thermostat and the control panel with the included thermostat and controller.
1074806
No. A sensor can only be linked to one thermostat. On the other hand, multiple sensors can be linked to one thermostat.
1696043
I believe it can, I don't have the digital but I have replaced the original thermostat and it was pretty easy, I would go to www.traegergrills.com to confirm, I know at one time they offered this model as a promo including the digital thermostat
955986
It depends on what the existing thermostat wiring is like. I did have to run a new wiring. But I agree with the other answer if you already have this thermostat. Then yes you can just replace the faceplate.
682990
It's probably not necessary, unless you want a separate reading for the air temp, not just the ground temp. However, you should occasionally use your other thermometer on the warm side to confirm that the thermostat reading is accurate. If the readings are significantly different, then one of the devices should be replaced/fixed. I hope this helps.
1787351
No, I would think that for most in-the-floor heaters and especially for bathroom usage, one must power this thermostat and the heater with a GFCI circuit. I know I had to rewire my system to add (convert) another GFCI circuit for my new in-the-floor heater.Rob2's answer makes me wonder if this thermostat has more capability than I remember -- will try to find the manual and check later.Checked the manual, and it says nothing about GFCI. Either use a GFCI circuit breaker (expensive) or an 'upstream' GFCI receptacle.
746238
Yes. Assuming you have a therm already installed this will replace it with little work.