I'd like to ask two questions.#1 What a differens between 125RX to Sharp AFS120RX? #2 Thermostat setting?
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I actually called Sharp to ask that very same question. The sales rep told me that 120RX was discontinued and was replaced by 125RX. He didn't have an answer regarding any differences and just read off the spec sheet just like anyone else can do on Sharp's website. Overall, customer service at Sharp isn't very helpful or knowledgeable.
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Thank you very much for the info. Should I go with the automatic setting or something else?
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There are two heat settings; low and high. They probably correspond to 1500 and 750 watts output. The thermostat will work with either setting.
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T Flippo, wondering if you ended up getting these plates? I have recently switched over to RTHL2310 thermostats. wondering if these fit the unit. Please advise. Thank you.
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I bought the rock heater without the thermostat and found it way too hot. I returned it the next day and ordered the rock heater with a thermostat instead. The temperature adjustment is worth the few extra dollars. I have mine on a low setting. You will notice it takes a while to warm up as the rock material is quite thick.
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I must agree with other responses. The dipswitch settings (according to the manual) are pretty straight forward for one who understands the nomenclature. What I liked about the new board is the tighter control of burner and fan timing. The anticipator is more accurate.
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I don't have this thermostat anymore, but the one I got to replace it is about the same size, 3 1/4 high by by 5 long (inches). The reason I replaced this thermostat for a programmable one is because this thermostat has no "variance"; that is, if you set it for 72 it will call for heat at 71 and no longer call at 73. My pellet stove was constantly cycling on and off - it never really shut down. With my new programmable thermostat, I can set the variance. I can set it for 72, but so it will not call for heat until temp drops to 70, and will keep calling until temp rises to 74. Now the stove actually gets to rest for a while!
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If you want to use the automatic setting, you'll need to run wires for the outside temperature sensor. Most of the rest of the wires should be pretty similar though.
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My husband programed it to be honest. We purchased the 530A and the 540A. The 540A is much better to work with; when you set it for solar you never have to change the start time for it does it automatically with the season change. I took out the 530A and replaced it with the 540A because it was hard to see and bend down to get it reset. We just did it yesterday, along with another one from Lowes. To keep it follow the directions very carefully is all that i can say.
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Sorry for the delay. I don't know anything about this. My husband is out of town on business and this is his thermostat. He'll be back this weekend and will check into your question.
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ther is a digital 240volt programmable thermostat. it is not fahrenheat brand. make sure it is 240v a/c any brand will do.
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Looking at the control right now...Warm is the first selection then it jumps to 200, 250,300 and to 400. I have used all the temperatures.
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I have the same questions and could not find the answer in the Instruction manual. Really wish there was more info about the Comfort Temp feature.
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Check the manual. If you no longer can find it go to http://luxproducts.com/support/TX500E_ENG_Manual121409.pdf On the first page, in the second column you find information about three small switches. They are on the backside or inside of the unit. One of the three switches lets you switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit. Good luck!
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http://host0158.csmhosting.com/Documents/Thermostats/Installation/I-5000-512.pdf I have attached a link to the th106/u user manual. It has a dip switch to change from C to F. It also has a couple other settings you may want to check.
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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.
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I don't have this thermostat anymore, but the one I got to replace it is about the same size, 3 1/4 high by by 5 long (inches).The reason I replaced this thermostat for a programmable one is because this thermostat has no "variance"; that is, if you set it for 72 it will call for heat at 71 and no longer call at 73. My pellet stove was constantly cycling on and off - it never really shut down. With my new programmable thermostat, I can set the variance. I can set it for 72, but so it will not call for heat until temp drops to 70, and will keep calling until temp rises to 74. Now the stove actually gets to rest for a while! I don't have this thermostat anymore, but the one I got to replace it is about the same size, 3 1/4 high by by 5 long (inches).The reason I replaced this thermostat for a programmable one is because this thermostat has no "variance"; that is, if you set it for 72 it will call for heat at 71 and no longer call at 73. My pellet stove was constantly cycling on and off - it never really shut down. With my new programmable thermostat, I can set the variance. I can set it for 72, but so it will not call for heat until temp drops to 70, and will keep calling until... » Read More I don't have this thermostat anymore, but the one I got to replace it is about the same size, 3 1/4 high by by 5 long (inches).The reason I replaced this thermostat for a programmable one is because this thermostat has no "variance"; that is, if you set it for 72 it will call for heat at 71 and no longer call at 73. My pellet stove was constantly cycling on and off - it never really shut down. With my new programmable thermostat, I can set the variance. I can set it for 72, but so it will not call for heat until temp drops to 70, and will keep calling until temp rises to 74. Now the stove actually gets to rest for a while! « Show Less