will this work with a Honeywell TM005X Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermo-Hygrometer (Old Version)
2024172
You shouldn't be sorry to use them. I have 3 and find that they work great. On occasion the signal may be lost on a particular sensor. If that happens then I just go manually thru the channels and then press the search button on the Master to bring it back online. Also, you will have an indicator on each channel which will tell you if a battery needs to be replaced on a particular sensor. So yes, they work and work very well to tell you temperature and humidity anywhere you place them as long as they can get an unobstructed signal.
765499
Not absolutely sure but I would say no. I use it for baseboard heating units. Check the manual for the Honeywell unit and be sure before you purchase.
718267
It should work just fine. I've used one for the past two winters to measure just how long the furnace runs. I used one last summer to see how much the house AC ran. Mine sits on the vent. The key is to place the unit where it will measure the maximum temperate swings as the AC/heater cycles. Another unit sits in greenhouse and is placed away from the heater as I want to know the temperature that the plants are at. I can still tell when the heater is on - for the most part - but the temperature swings are small and hard to see precisely.
2097404
The instructions say yes. I believe the older sensor version wouldn't cut it. This one I received is the newer sensor. Hope that helps.
1936472
I believe that it will work only with a Honeywell though I can not be 100% certain. I believe that different manufacturers use different transmission frequencies for their wireless intercom systems and that's the reason why. I hope this helps.
1849614
Certainly it will... there is a two-wire port for an external sensor, and you either attach the wired sensor or the wires from the wireless sensor's receiver.
1351570
I'm pretty sure Honeywell brand sensors only work with Honeywell or Ademco systems, but I could be wrong
1998447
Yes. Assuming that you mean to use the indoor sensor, go to Installer Options and select one or more sensors for the temperature reading (choosing multiple sensors, including the thermostat itself, will average the temperature readings). The indoor sensors also read humidity, but you can only choose one (but you can choose a different one for dehumidification if you'd like). If you mean to use the remote sensor (w/ display) then link it to whichever thermostat you'd like it to work with.
1733212
The unit will work with any prestige 2.0 red link enabled thermostat. Your thermostat does appear to be prestige thermostat.
821599
Yes , this tstat will work on your hvac system. If you dont want to use program, just push the hold button.
1578742
I took another look at thermostat...here's the one it works with: Honeywell YTHX9421R5127WW Prestige IAQ Redlink Internet Gateway Thermostat Kit
680089
I would recomend it. The one I have works well. Temp is accurate within a deg or two as far as I can tell and the humidity is pretty much spot on.
2179404
Far as I know there are no physical "add-on" sensors for the thermostat, nor any place to connect them. The unit relies on weather-based reporting data via a wifi network for outdoor/remote sensing based on zip code and are not specific to the thermostat's "exact" mounted location. It does have it's own temperature/humidity sensors integrated on board for specific mounting location temp/humidity readings that vary slightly from the wifi readings.
1894246
Yes as long as your thermostat is not sitting directly on the unitif it is you migh. t run the risk of melting. most of the heat comes out of the top of the unit. I highly recommend an IR based thermometer
2113481
Using the Ecobee Remote Sensor Module it will support remote sensors. however if you want to use them to do zoning you would need a traditional zoning board and such. You should be able to find it online, I also found an unused module one this week if you need one, changed out my Ecobees for a manufacturer mandated thermostat on my new variable speed HVAC.
1921805
No, it works with a thermostat that is capable of operating with a hardwired remote sensor. It should be used with shielded cable (no wireless capability) and only with capable honeywell thermostats like the th8110.
178129
I believe that it should because it is z-wave. But Honeywell does have their own z-wave thermostat that would for sure work. Sorry I don't have a more concrete answer for you.