Can this be used with a non Honeywell control panel?
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The thermostat controller you have now would be replaced with this unit as it has a new controller.
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Hello: I am not sure I understand your question. The YTH63 is a complete wireless thermostat system designed to replace your existing wall mount thermostats. The kit includes a control panel interface (the large grey box) a wireless thermostat control and a component to interface with your home wireless network. You install by removing existing wall mount thermostat, install control panel interface at the HVAC equipment. This panel wires directly to the HVAC equipment and the install directions give color coded wiring instructions. The wireless thermostat is placed where you want it and you can integrate into home wireless network via bluetooth. This units control panel (the large grey box) is wired directly into the HVAC equipment. The control panel on that equipment is by HVAC manufacturer (ie Trane for example. In general ALL thermostats and HVAC units are wired using the same color coding (ie red, white, yellow, brown, etc), where these wires are connected depends on the manufacturer specifications. This unit is designed to work with all types and mfgrs of HVAC equipment (electric, geothermal, gas, heat pump). A word of caution, this unit is rated as one requiring "professional installation". When I had an install technical question I called Honeywell and when they asked me for model number and whether I was a "qualified HVAC professional", they promptly told me they would not answer the question because I was the homeowner. I found a work around via the internet, but I also learned that the warranty on this unit will only be honored by Honeywell if it returned through a qualified professional. That said, unit works exactly as I wanted. Our house had the thermostat in a bad location and we could not re-wired. We now have wireless mounted where it reads more accurately. Bottom line, this unit works with any HVAC system if properly wired into the HVAC unit. Hope this helps--if not ask again.
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No, you will be replacing the thermostat and the control panel with the included thermostat and controller.
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I don't know for sure, but I highly doubt it. It's all proprietary Honeywell.
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Yes. This is the same keypad/control panel setup I have in my home. I did all programming, including zone programming, using the 6162RF keypad. I recommend the Alarm Grid videos on YouTube if you get stuck with anything. https://www.youtube.com/user/AlarmGrid
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I'm sure it could be used to replace a 3-way switch, but you should check Honeywell's website to be sure. It really is just a fancy switch with a timer to turn lights on and off, but you can use it manually just fine.
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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.
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Not entirely certain. The automation features are definitely independent of alarm monitoring and it will function as an alarm keypad. To use the remote services, I had to get the panel MAC address tied to alarm net. I saw on one of the DIY alarm sites that someone has been able to access this panel remotely through their router without an alarm net subscription. This panel does have a static IP address on my network
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You will also need to purchase and install the honeywell gateway device in order to enable any remote setting and monitoring of your system. The thermostats alone do not achieve this.
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Yes, if it is connected to a Z Wave controller, such as a security system. I work for Protection One and use this with my monitoring system. Contact me if you have any questions. Todd@toddhornemusic.com
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I think "no". I would have to look at its manual, and think about it for a while, not right now, but I think all of its connectivity is to the Honeywell mothership web site. W/o internet access to that, no remote control.
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I could be a replacement for an earlier model. Go to Honeywell and put in the model you have and you should be able to cross reference it.
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http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/keypad/gr/ad/317517.html link at Honeywell says yes.
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I do not think so. This device only works a secondary controller, not with ip gateway like adt pulse. I had same problem with smartthings hub
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i don't think it will, unless the thermostat is a Z-WAVE product. i currently have 2 honeywell thermostats that are not ZWAVE, but they have their own internet connection & cost nothing to access on line..
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https://customer.honeywell.com/en-US/pages/Product.aspx?cat=HonECC%20Catalog&pid;=TH115-AF-GA/U
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I do not know. Call the Honeywell customer service number for an knowledgable answer.
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If you have a regular electric switch now, then yes it can. I don't think it is code compliant though, because a fireplace may need to be on a timer, especially if it is direct vent. My condo fireplace had a switch, and the association came in a changed them all to timers - minimally to save money. a zwave control is interesting, cause it could be used for back-up heat if not there.
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Since the thermostat is z-wave that functionality is handled by the controller software. So the answer its yes depending on the controller software you use with thermostat.
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It cannot be used alone. It is not wireless.It does not send alerts.It is really to be used to move the temperature sensor of a professional Honeywell Thermostat to another location without moving the control panel. You can also use several of them to "average" the temperature reading in several locations.