My FocusPro thermostat communicates with an EIM (THM5320R) first, and I have three of these pairs. Do I need one gateway (THM6000R) for each EIM?
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One gateway (THM6000R) can handle up to four EIMs (THM5320R). The EIMs have been paired previously with your thermostats (in this case, the FocusPro series). Now all you need to do is to pair the gateway with each of the EIMs individually. You press the Connect button on the EIM first, once the EIM green light starts to flash, press the bottom of the gateway, and the green RedLink light on the gateway will start flashing. Once that becomes solid, the pairing with that particular EIM is done. You can press the Connect button on the EIM now to exit the pairing mode of that EIM. You may then repeat this step for each of your EIMs until all are paired. At this point, you may connect your gateway to the internet router or switch, and its Internet light will start flashing, first in amber color, then in green. You should then proceed to set up the Honeywell account online to add the device (your gateway) and input the MAC ID and the MAC CRC when prompted. Once the device is accepted, the Internet flashing green light will turn solid green and you are all set. You should then see all your thermostats on your app.
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15732 = Downstream sensor15733= Upstream sensorI believe you will need 1 sensor per bank
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I am using one now and it is working. Don't know if the other two are OK or not.
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I do have the gateway. In order to use the outlet liftmaster device you will need the gateway. The gateway talks to the liftmast webpage and you access the liftmaster web page over the inet for it all to work. For outlet device like this I would recommend using the ecobee outlet plugs. They connect to the thermostat and you manage them thru ecobee website (still on inet) but the options you get are amazing, complete schedule setup and reporting of energy usage.
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just one, run the timers in series. as long as both timers have the place to connect sensor. some timers don't have that option.
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No, I initially purchased the 2 bulb + gateway kit from Home Depot, plugged everything in and configured the gateway. Later I purchased one additional bulb from Amazon and all I had to do was turn off the gateway (not unplug it), install the additional bulb, and that was it. I was able to control all bulbs as a group and individually.
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That is the EIM (Equipment Interface Module) which gets wired directly to the furnace and broadcasts the wireless signal for the remote thermostat in order for it to control your HVAC system. It can be placed anywhere you can run 18/5 thermostat wire (I installed mine on the return air duct)
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If you have two thermostats you should buy two combo sets. You can set a code to control each thermostat and unit. I have more than one and it works fine.
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I believe that is correct. The gateway should work for multiple devices. For full disclosure, I just installed the gateway and the 888lm device at a vacation house, but I only have one garage door.
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It gets it power from the equipment interface module which you will mount by your furnace. You only need 4 thermostat wires to go between the thermostat and the equipment interface module. The EIM gets its power from the furnace.
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I believe that you can have just one gateway since you can hook up other devices (e.g. light controllers) to it. I would definitely call Chamberlain and talk to them just to make sure. You can buy wall controls separately. You will need one wall unit for each opener.
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No problems here. I would definitely contact customer service on that one, though. Gateway has been reasonably helpful whenever I've needed help. The link for Gateway's online chat tech support is: http://support.gateway.com/support/contact/chat.shtml
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don Pablo...the answer to your question regarding using the intermatic EI600LAC in a two switch environment is YES. I had the same situation where my light was controlled by two switches. I took one switch out and installed the EI600LAC in it's place...works just perfectly.
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I think they have the description wrong, I googled 80 series blue and it is a different thermostat, also my new thermostat is b@w display!The thermostat that I replaced had different wiring though, it was the same but it did have an extra jumper wire, I had to study it for awhile to figure it out but it worked when I hooked it up, my old one was like 20 years old so I think they upgraded it!
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Yes, you'll need the Honeywell Redlink Gateway as already mentioned by another responder.
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I think it only works with 2 of the wireless transmitter's.... For the superheat and subcooling... The data logger will work with up 12-(13?) wireless transmitter's at one time
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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 DIDNT DEPENDS ON CHEAP MANUFACURER