Anyone know if this is a replacement for a Jayco - Jay Flight travel trailer thermostat?
1968720
My experience is that it is pretty universal from trailer manufacturer to manufacturer.
1968721
I can't vouch for that specific trailer model, but this is the type of thermostat used by most travel trailers and motorhomes. If your thermostat controls the furnace only (not A/C) this will most likely work.
1968722
its a switching device. i believe it will work for any two wire heat only set up provided that it falls within your amperage specifications. i replaced my atwwood thermostat with this device and it works well. It comes with a back plate to cover any size opening.
381046
Send it back because the thermostat is set for high altitude and will not work properly.I did exactly the same as you did and returned for another Bunn model
696429
Should work. I had a Jayco and it fit fine except the screw that came with it were a little short.
105867
I do not know, I replaced mine with the MBA that was what I removed. It works great and very simple to install. Mine looked exactly as the replacement. Try call ing an RV dealer to find out if they are interchangable
1136289
What is your question? What type of AC unit do you have, i.e., RV roof unit, portable unit, floor unit, wall unit, commercial roof unit? Every capacitor is different based on it schematic drawing located inside cover plate. I will assume you have a RV 13,500 BTU AC unit. If so, take the cover off the air conditioner unit of your travel trailer. Open the access panel. Look at the schematic drawing on the access panel or ac cover. The brown wire is for the fan of the ac unit, do not install to the brown wire. The hard start capacitor black wire that has extra connector at the end is connected to red line and the other black wire is connected to the yellow wire of the ac unit. The instructions that came with the hard start capacitor should show which black line with the extra connector connects to the red line and the other goes to the yellow line.
1819089
Yes, it will. I just installed one in my Chalet Alpine trailer. Works great. You have to spend a little time working out the wiring but it's not hard. As others have mentioned, the batteries are not the power source for the heating loop. If you need help figuring out which terminals to wire I can post that.
89198
That's what I was told prior to ordering mine. But it will not work unless you replsce the control unit as well($170). I bought a standard residential thermostat from lowes for $20 and it works fine. There are several sites that show you how to connect the RV wires to a residential thermostat. Good luck
1686260
The answer is no. I purchased a separate thermostat from Tek Supply and put in place the original thermostat. It cost about $35.00.
2205939
I gave up on the Hunter prgrammable thermostat and now have a LUX T9100 model. If I remember right, it comes on a little earlier.
1531343
I suggest you call Treager at 800-372-3437. They are very helpful with technical questions. I had the Junior and replaced the thermostat with the digital one shown on the Junnior Elite. It and it gave me more options when grilling. The installation was not easy. Since the PGT LE shows the digital thermostat it may be an option for the PTG.
1023599
Hello! That was the same reason I replaced mine- it worked fine, but the buttons were wearing out. I looked in the service manual and is says that it needs to be programmed, but I installed it and it seems to work fine without any programming. As a side benefit, my vehicle already shows the external temp in the DIC above the gauges, so it does not display it on the HVAC module screen from the factory. After replacing the factory module with the one I bought here, the external temp now shows on the HVAC screen (and still in the DIC). I kinda like it! I suspect that if I were to program the module, it would turn off the feature. Anyways- in my case it worked fine out of the box! Hello! That was the same reason I replaced mine- it worked fine, but the buttons were wearing out. I looked in the service manual and is says that it needs to be programmed, but I installed it and it seems to work fine without any programming. As a side benefit, my vehicle already shows the external temp in the DIC above the gauges, so it does not display it on the HVAC module screen from the factory. After replacing the factory module with the one I bought here, the external temp now shows on the HVAC screen (and still in the DIC). I kinda like it! I suspect that if I were to program the... » Read More Hello! That was the same reason I replaced mine- it worked fine, but the buttons were wearing out. I looked in the service manual and is says that it needs to be programmed, but I installed it and it seems to work fine without any programming. As a side benefit, my vehicle already shows the external temp in the DIC above the gauges, so it does not display it on the HVAC module screen from the factory. After replacing the factory module with the one I bought here, the external temp now shows on the HVAC screen (and still in the DIC). I kinda like it! I suspect that if I were to program the module, it would turn off the feature. Anyways- in my case it worked fine out of the box! « Show Less
2055306
I don't know the model of the one I replaced, but I put it in my 2008 Spree RV and it worked great! The old one had a slider bar to set temps
2221039
If it's exactly like this one, most likely yes. My original one was a coleman , the wiring was different and the diagram that came with the thermostat was the wrong one for that model. Didn't work for me. Good luck.
317724
Thats what i used mine for the thermostat doesn't work so its always on as long and the plug matches you should be good...... if not go to your local hardware store and you can change it
218927
I am not sure about that just be sure and check all measurements, it is a nice vent, but no good if it's not the right one for your Jayco, good luck, and sorry I could not be of much help with your question.
570886
You should call the Honeywell help line and ask if this thermostat will work with your particular unit. If not they will suggest the right model.
1632374
I experienced a power surge in my home which fried this thermostat so I just ordered the same model number thinking I could just plug it in and replace it. Come to find out it is a contractor thermostat and there is programming of some sort that has to be done so I ended up calling an HVAC person to get it working. Good luck.