What is the difference between this thermostat and their RET97E5D1005/U model? They look identical!
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They are the same. It took forever to figure it out. Go to Honeywell's site. There you can see all models available. And if you search for the one you asked about it's not there. I am happy with our RTH6580WF. hope that helps.
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No, but this does look improved. Mine is Model 32702, heat controlled by human useing inserted thermometer and dial thermostat. Works fine for me, but this one obviously more fine-tuned for temperature control.
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This back plate was made for the wholesale line of thermostats and not the retail version RTH8580WF. This will work but the white color tone might not be the same.
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I could be a replacement for an earlier model. Go to Honeywell and put in the model you have and you should be able to cross reference it.
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If the TH942C1004 that Amazon has is the same model as the Thermostat you have, it should fir on your sub-base. Honeywell recommends that you replace the sub-base with the thermostat. You can place the thermostat on the existing sub-base to verify it works. If it does't, there may be a problem with the existing sub-base; therefore you will have to change it.
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This is also what I need to know...I have the same junk thermostat I figured this should be a nice upgrade one way or the other its going in....It's a shame you cant find decent instructions, as many people that buy thermostats you'd think that they would have a ton of instructions/upgrading info etc...
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I would need the model number to look up this range and see the thermostat.
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Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer... » Read More Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. « Show Less
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It will. For a simple instructions take a look at http://rvroadtrip.us/library/digital_thermostat.phpI used the Honeywell RTH111B1024, which is far as I could tell, the same. Got mine at a big box store only because I need it now.
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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)
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with the th115-a-120s thermostats set it and forget it. i have never run one in my home witout the 115. 4 units /th115 code where i live. i have 10 units. i think they are cheaper to run than go thermmo. 1000sq ft. home for about 8 yrs.
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I got the one with the thermostat built in to it. If you want the thermostat remote, follow the recommended installation instructions. they make it simple to understand.
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I have not had t installed yet.But we have one that was already installed for a wallboard heater and I believe it is the same model.Or close to it.I would suggest contacting Aube or Honeywell just to be sure though.
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Yup - mine fit. Was able to copy config from old thermostat and line for line was same as new one.
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No difference, just a different usage of the part number. It's the same unit either way.
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T Flippo, wondering if you ended up getting these plates? I have recently switched over to RTHL2310 thermostats. wondering if these fit the unit. Please advise. Thank you.
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This pot looks like mine except for the lid. I think that all of those pots used the same internal parts, so the thermostat pictured should work. My pot is 40 years old and I've replaced the thermostat and both heating elements. The base is held on by one screw. Remove it and see if the thermostat looks like the one pictured.