So, what's the difference between this and RTH6580WF? Anyone knows?
1031311
The RTH6580WF is not 110V compatible (it can only be powered through the low-voltage "C" wire of the thermostat). The description to this product says that it accepts either 110V or low-voltage "C" wire power.
1031312
What I was told by the manufacturer is that they are identical units, except that one can only be sold online whereas the other can also be sold in stores.
1031313
according to Honeywell, there is no difference its the same as the rTH6580WF. One was intended to be available online only... If your considering this one, I would highly recommend the Emerson WHite-Rodgers Sensi thermostat, it's much better...
2120121
I don't know for sure but here's something that might help. We have a wifi model RTH6500WF. And, the cover plate kit worked for us. The product description is lacking and incomplete. When I wrote the review, I quoted the dimensions of both cover plates in the kit. Suggest you look at that review for dimensions. By the way, the cover plate does match the color of our thermostat.
1783547
This link should give you the differences. Hope it helps. http://www.shopping.com/xSBS-Polk-Audio-MC60-Polk-Audio-RC60i~PRDLT-71428-95941846?sb=1
2090739
The difference is strictly how many components can be hooked up to it. I believe the H10 is 250 watts and the H15 is 400 watts. They both perform the same for power conditioning and component protection. I bought two H15 units out of an ubundance of caution, when I had more power-hungry components. I've never gone above 50% of the H15's capacity, and as new components become more efficient the percentage will continue to drop. If I was buying one today, I'd be much more likely to select an H10 than before.
1654307
I am not sure of the differences between the two model numbers you have listed. I do know that the "Reds" are highly rated and I wouldn't put anything else into one of our servers.
340814
The TH9320 is the Pro-Install one. It has a 5yr warranty and is white, the RTH9580 is the Retail model (R). It has a 1yr warranty and is grey/metallic. They both store settings in perm memory in case of power outage and are otherwise the same.
281077
There is definitely a difference between the '600WH and the '800WH. The '800WH has a fuller and richer sound. For that reason I use the 2x '800WH up front and 4x '600WH as the surround speakers.
1392255
You probably found the answer already but here it is:THP2400A1027W/U - WhiteTHP2400A1027G/U - GrayTHP2400A1027B/U - BlackI had to call Honeywell and chat with someone to come up with this answer. It is for a Honeywell IAQ Thermostat but is physically the same as the RTH9580WF
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Hi ivydream, the T42900 has an Widespread Oscillation feature, while the 2554, this feature is optional, default configuration, does not have that feature. Thanks, PCrush
2214612
I just bought this for a gift took back home, no idea sorry. Consult with an IT guy/gal to show u the difference.
1473377
This is not the resettable version unfortunately. it is the UB1640W, not the "R" version.
1367406
The main difference is that the ht-e6500w is the older model. The newer one appears to have a bit more versatile TV and internet connectivity. I would suggest that if you can still find the older model, new and in the box, you might be able to get a much lower prize. I don't use min often but I do enjoy it when I do. I did a wiring mod whereby if have my old JBL Athena's hooked up as the front and the systems front and rears wired is series for the back. Works pretty good. Hope I've helped a bit.
833531
hello, no there is no Significant difference between those two. N660 TF will be only Slightly Cooler thats all.
1821777
I have no idea! Sorry. Mine is a 255W and it works for that one. Not sure about compatibility with anything else.
1850999
The one I had was a 240W. I now longer have it, went with a different brand laptop, but I remember it because my first remark was that I would be able to upgrade it in the future.
652252
It is a TX SR-606. The specs are confusing because there are 2 different specs listed for the same 606 receiver. If you read the user manual, they are FTC (90 watts into 8 ohms at .08% TDH), or IEC (140 watts into 6 ohms at 1% TDH). Same receiver; just different ways of rating it.
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Yes, the wiring is the same for both models. The RD-900-R is an improved PCB design (smarter and lower cost) but it is a better unit, do not get your old one repaired, not worth it!.