Does the TH8320WF1029 display the Outdoor temperature? You can hook up a sensor but it does not look like it displays it.
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The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029 and I'm not a technician, just a home-owner. The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029... » Read More The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029 and I'm not a technician, just a home-owner. « Show Less
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I also use this thermostat with an outdoor sensor that works thru my heat pump. I've set up the temp. reading to just indicate the outdoor temperature as opposed to controlling the heat pump settings. I also have an oil system.Oil is primary during the cold weather and heat pump for air conditioning. The sensor reading works well.
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You have to connect the outdoor sensor to S1 and S2. Then you will have to gho into the setup of the thermostat under function 0340 and turn on the remote sensor. It will ask for display or for control. Display is just to show you the outdoor temp. Control would be for different setting if you are using dual fuel application.
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It's funny that this is a WiFi unit and can't pull the current temp from the web. Would be nice, tho!
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If you want to use the automatic setting, you'll need to run wires for the outside temperature sensor. Most of the rest of the wires should be pretty similar though.
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it has a timer but not for time display. It is only for showing functions and temperature status.
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Eric:Like you, I was unable to get a direct read from either of my 2 remote sensors. It, supposedly, will use the readings to "average" the temps, but like you, I would love to see a direct read-out on the face of the stat!Sorry I couldn't help you . . .Mike
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Yes it does. I've had mine installed for about 9 months now and it has worked flawlessly. Installation and setting up the wifi was a snap. As for another answer saying the temp sensor is erratic....I've not had that experience with mine at all. You can program the temp differential (how far the actual temp can vary from the set temp before the stat responds) so maybe that user has it set to too broad a range, I don't know or maybe just a faulty stat. Mine is set at a 2 degree range and works great. I use it on a Geothermal Heat/AC/DHW System and it actually handles the heat pump better than the stat that came with the unit. Yes it does. I've had mine installed for about 9 months now and it has worked flawlessly. Installation and setting up the wifi was a snap. As for another answer saying the temp sensor is erratic....I've not had that experience with mine at all. You can program the temp differential (how far the actual temp can vary from the set temp before the stat responds) so maybe that user has it set to too broad a range, I don't know or maybe just a faulty stat. Mine is set at a 2 degree range and works great. I use it on a Geothermal Heat/AC/DHW System and it actually handles the heat pump better than... » Read More Yes it does. I've had mine installed for about 9 months now and it has worked flawlessly. Installation and setting up the wifi was a snap. As for another answer saying the temp sensor is erratic....I've not had that experience with mine at all. You can program the temp differential (how far the actual temp can vary from the set temp before the stat responds) so maybe that user has it set to too broad a range, I don't know or maybe just a faulty stat. Mine is set at a 2 degree range and works great. I use it on a Geothermal Heat/AC/DHW System and it actually handles the heat pump better than the stat that came with the unit. « Show Less
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There is only one sensor and it is inside the unit. I don't think this is meant to be outside.
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Yes you can have it send you text and/or e-mail notices if temp goes above or below certain temps. Also if furnace staying on longer than expected, motion (with addition of inexpensive wireless sensor) etc. Also my experience with their support has been very good.
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Good question. I've had varying amounts of success with this unit. Looking at my unit right now (on the inside measurement) I can see the temp, humidity, month, day,and year. On the outside I can see the current temp and two blank bars where the humidity goes (%). I don't think I've ever had my outside humidity reported. Hope this helps.
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This product does not externally expose the temperature via an API/interface. The USB connector is just there for power. It only displays the temperature on the LEDs. I have done some research on linux-based temperature monitoring and found only one device with support, but the support it has seems flakey and not worth the hassle.
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It does always show the current temperature. If it is turned, it shows the "set" temperature. And, as the last responder had said, if it's dark you do have to press the bottom of the thermostat to get the backlight to show the present temp.
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Yes. Venstar Indoor/outdoor Sensor for T5800 and T6800 Thermostat . You can program the stat to use the remote sensor as the control point or simply report the the temperature at the remote location.
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I looked it over. I use it in the winter on a small heater in my generator house. It plugs in an outlet and the thing sticking it the air on the photo tells the unit the temp.. There is no other sensor. I do like it for what I use it for.
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No there is no temperature sensor on this model. And im really not sure if any monitors other than pad monitors actually offer that in a video monitor
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a reply from a Honeywell representative: "Our thermostat's gather the outdoor air temperature from Accuweather.com, which does appear to have a slight difference in temperature from Weather.com The thermostat updates the outdoor temperature every hour, so that is why there is a difference of a few degrees As far as the indoor temperature, our thermostats do read temperature a bit differently than typical thermometers. Our thermostats take both surface and ambient air temperature, and calculate an average between the two readings. Because of this, the temperature reading on our thermostats may be up to 3 degrees off from other sensing devices." Honeywell needs to do something with the outside temperature feed. I don't believe it updates every hour since it got stuck at 50 degrees yesterday while the actual outside temperature was well over 70 degrees for several hours already. At minimum I think the outside temperature update should occur every 30 minutes.
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If you have a smart phone, it appears to duplicate those temperatures exactly. Not sure where that data comes from. There is no sensor to place outside though.
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I do not think it does. I will also add that the unit I have has a very narrow temperature control range. While it maintains a constant thermostat reading, say 68 degrees, my HVAC cycles on and off repeatedly during the hour. I can turn the unit off and the indoor temp will take quite a while to actually rise or lower by one degree so the sensor seems to be triggering within tenths of a degree. This is too narrow a range for me and I am looking for a different thermostat that isn't quite so sensitive to temp changes.
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No, it does not - it comes with the standard sensor that measures interior/exterior temperature only.