Will it work with a electric baseboard heat in one bedroom?
1464586
It is designed for multi stage furnaces . I don't think it would work with simple baseboard heat. I would go with a basic thermostat. But I'm not positive. You may want to Google basic thermostats..
770407
The thermostat senses room temperature and sends a signal to the furnace to start or stop. I think it should work.
1954770
I have not used this thermostat. Unfortunately I did not read it's use very well and did not need a thermometer for baseboard heat. Sorry
1158747
It will work at any temp, but, since it is a heat pump, it transfers enough heat to keep a moderately large room warm, unless you are cold blooded then you will need to add another source: electric base board.. It gets down to below zero here and I have mine in a 10 x 30 room that has a bath and it will maintain a 70 degree temp. Also, in the winter, the outside unit runs all the time to transfer heat, but the inside unit does not run all the time, only when the outside unit as accumulated heat in the system, so you will see a bump in your electric bill. As a summer air conditioner, you can't beat it. For a single room that has no ducted air handling system, this is still cheaper than adding a separate HVAC system. For more information on how heat pumps work, perform a search on the internet. Then you will understand why heat pumps have difficulty in real cold outside temps.
2262504
I don't see why not. My heating system is baseboard hot water and I have a thermostat for each zone. You probably have more than one zone for the radiant floor heating which is similar to baseboard. I hope this helped!
2266101
Assuming you have decent insulation, you will need about 6 watts of heating power per sq foot. Electric baseboards pump out about 250watts per linear foot. 12 x 12 = 144 sq ft * 6 W/sq ft = 864W required. This 6' baseboard outputs 1500W. So you are more than good.
1558501
No it will not. It will power a tv dvd player and one space heater and frig.
507632
Yes, I put mine on a wall thermostat bought at Lowes (the type for electric baseboard units)
1273406
I use mine on baseboard 240 Volt heaters. Don't see why fan forced would not work. This thermostat can only handle 15 Amps. ( 3600 Watts at 240 Volts or 3120W at 208 Volts). Some fan forced heaters draw more than that. Place the thermostat far enough away so that the heater does not blow at it.
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I don't think it will work well for this application. I have used it to heat and cool a small bedroom (350 sq ft) as a supplement to heat and central air. I think it adds/subtracts about five degrees maximum. So I would not think it would be effective at all in a larger space with no other HVAC source - especially your heat!
1526597
Not very.... I live in New England and I use 1 to supplement baseboard heat to poor results.... I'm going to add a zone to my hot water system...
1298442
Yes it will but a heater will deplete the power much faster than any other device
32798
Perhaps if the baseboard is an electric thermal type. I used the for conventional electric heat.
256658
Hi Angie, the thremostat worked for me with the electric baseboard radiators, I veri confident it will work on the ceiling heat as well, just make sure you order the proper thermostat for the volatge you have , 120v, 240v etc. I hav ethese in two locations for two years and no problems so far.
756257
I use mine to control a room of baseboard electric heaters. About 4000 watts in total. I would say the temperature is + or - two degrees or less.
1241561
It will only help a little in a room that size. Unless it's well insulated it won't keep up with the whole room. If you just need it to be warm directly in front of the heater it will help. The thing is noisy as all hell, be warned, it will keep you awake at night.
2266100
Yes it will. Place it on the exterior (or coldest wall). Keep in mind though that it will increase your electrical bill quite a bit if you're trying to keep the room above 68 degrees or so for extended portion of the day.