Can you add a 7 day programmable thermostat to this 110 heater??? thanks
922371
Doubt it. Thermostats are low voltage. Cost would be high but you can use a step down transformer. In real life - just turn the stupid thing on or off!
922372
I believe the answer is yes. I had 2 of them installed in a clients condo. Both were connected to an existing thermostat so I am sure your electrician can make the connections. She loves them by the way.
922373
I've been researching this, and the Lux WIN100 looks like it should work. You just need to mount a standard plug on the heaterLux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat
922374
I've been running one on an Aube by Honeywell TH106/U Electric Heating 7-Day Programmable Thermostat Link: Aube by Honeywell TH106/U Electric Heating 7-Day Programmable Thermostat for several years and it works great.
922375
Not that i know of, unless you can put a in line 120v. thermostat.The only way that i know of is to bring your feed ( power) to your stat. then to your heater.It's best to have it's own feed (breaker)
922376
Not to my knowledge. It comes with a simple, manual on-off switch rotary thermostat setting control.
922377
Yes according to the manual. It must be a 110/120 V line type, not a low voltage one. Honeywell makes a 5-2 day programmable thermostat that would work well with this unit.
1184125
The thermostat does not have any built in programming to set up. You will have to use your Z-wave home automation hub to set up a 7 day program. Depending on the Z-wave home automation hub you are using, this might require custom programming, or finding someone else that had created a custom program specific to your hub brand.
594805
Yes, It's a very good unit if you're avoiding a programmable thermostat. I'm glad I bought this thermostat.
412598
There is no way unless you buy a separate adjustable thermostat and wire it in.
1495323
This does not include GFCI. A GFCI version exists or you can add a GFCI on the circuit before this thermostat.
1323252
You can program it for a short time or a full 8 hours. It has an auto turn off for safety in case you forget after the set time. I love this warmer!
756018
not programmable--plug in--see "blankets" answer below--it points out shortcomings of the thermostat
307235
No. You can program it to automatically come on at a different specific time for each day of the week or at the same time for all 7 days of he week. Same for shut off time. It also has a "random" feature that will vary the on-off times +/- 0-15 minutes if it is programmed to turn on/off at the same time for all 7 days of the week.
642623
No, mine didn't. They recommend you purchase a programmable thermostat if you want to control it. I have just leave it on 24/7 and it's been great. Takes the chill out of the air in the bathroom. It's meant to run continuously because it takes a while to heat the whole room (6-12 hours).
303886
If you're only controlling heater, then use a 2 wire heat only unit like this one:Heat Only Digital Non-Programmable Thermostat
740014
I don't believe it does. The programmed 7 day settings can easily be by-passed
461854
yes. example, my settings were: Mon-Thur, Off 3am-6pm. On 6pm-3am/ Fri, Off 3am-Sat 7am On 7am-7pm/ Off Sat 7pm-Sun 7am On 7am-3pm. Very programmable for each of seven days. My opinion though is the more it turns on and off, the shorter the life of the unit.
1639371
Yes you can program it day by day. I brought it for tenants to due the exact thing you are asking about.
361752
Yes, this should work just fine. Pricier model are just prettier and have more sophisticated programming and/or connecting to your smart phone abilities. As far as programming goes, this one is NOT a 1-week thermostat. You can only create one daily program. You set 4 points in a 24 hours span (i.e. 1-day) and then this program is repeated day after day. If you don't need programming, there is a cheaper version where you just set the temperature. Or there are pricier ones where you can create separate programs for work days and weekends ( 5/2 programming ) or 7 distinct programs for each day of the week (7-day thermostat).
940532
Yup - you can pretty much put in whatever schedule you'd like. It's a basic thermostat, but that's what I was looking for. Something simple and the ability to program. I have it go on at 7:00am, off at 9:00am, back on at 6:30pm and off at 10:00pm.
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.
361755
It depends on your need. The thermostat works well with the following limitations: You can change temperature setting 4 times a day. If you wish to program a different setting for the weekends, this one won't do it. The battery need to be changed about every 2 years. If you don't mind the above limitations, it will work just fine.