What is/are the key difference(s) between RET97D0D1003/U (this one at $79.99) and RTH2510B1000/A (at $31.99)? They both are 7 day programmable.
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Best I can tell, $38 is the difference. I have the RTH5510b1000A and it is programed for four different times/setting daily, and works fine. I only have central heating , no AC, and no Zones, so mine is the simplest scenario for a thermostat.
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Bit the bullet at $1139. If the rebate you speak of comes tomorrow, i'm sure i'll be kicking myself. Would be $999 !!
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Honestly, there isn't one. I just bought the one for $18.95 and worked the same as the one for 34.31.
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I never programmed the cost per KWh so I never worried about resetting when moving from device to device. I have had the unit for a couple months and first used it for a month on my 30 year old fridge. It used 100 KWh during that month. My tier 1 cost is $.13/KWh so I know it cost $13/mo to run. It is now on a freezer in my garage for a month. Its a lot newer and so far used a lot less that the fridge. Sorry I couldn't help you but I never bothered programming because of multiple tiers of electricity cost. Now I have gone solar so I am always in tier 1.
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Activation time is programmable, as are other options, but the instruction sheet requires close attention, due to translation I assume.
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I own both and the 31603 has the ability to view live data and graph it. The 31603 also will read the ABS and SRS codes. I would buy the 31603. Hope this helps.
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1040. I put it in the garage sale pile after one use. I switched to the Presto 1440 as well. FAR superior.
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The model number in this listing is for the RT. Listing is very confusing. Title states its for Pro, but model number is for RT. The model number for PRO is F7U-00001
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Keep an eye on PureDigitalinc.com the website. They offer $30.00 rebates every once in awhile...
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You can program it for once a day, every 2 days, every 3 days, 4 days, once a week, and then multiple times a day. I suppose you could purchase two, get a "Y", and then program one to open on saturday, the other on tuesday. It's kinda nightmarish, but ...
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Wish I could help but this is my first run with it.I haven't had to re-up yet.I can tell you it's working fine for me.It's probably going to be more than the $26 I paid for it,to renew,but it might be worth it to spend the extra bucks since it's working so well.If it's not too much more than I paid for it that is.
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Dear A. Li,Thank you for your inquiry. The 249.00 package is for the AT-HDTXIR system. Without the IR control the AT-HDTX sells for 179.00. Sorry for any confusion. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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If you are going to buy a new switch the costs are not that much different. Get the 10/100/1000 for present and future use. In the cyber world everything is new for one day. Tomorrow morning there might be a need for 10/100/1000/T bps.
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They are the same. It took forever to figure it out. Go to Honeywell's site. There you can see all models available. And if you search for the one you asked about it's not there. I am happy with our RTH6580WF. hope that helps.
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Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer... » Read More Here is Honeywell's response to my email on the differences. (see below)The RTH9580WF is a Retail Do-It-Yourself thermostat available through any retail stores like Home Depot, Lowe's etc. This thermostat comes with 1 year warranty from the date of installation or by 4 Digit Serial/Date Code of the thermostat. Whereas TH9320WF5003 is a professionally installed thermostat installed and available through licensed HVAC contractors only. The professional installed product TH9320WF comes with 5 year of warranty from the date of installation and warranty is honored by your installer or other licensed HVAC professionals only. « Show Less
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prices on Amazon fluxuate on a day to day basis. typically, this is a bit cheaper than the RTF version, however, right now, the RTF might be cheaper than this exact product.
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Like another responder, I also Googled the FT7. The user manual for the FT7 Training Computer specifies a CR1632, but the WearLink+ Transmitter (whatever that is) uses a CR2025.