Honeywell RTH5100B Thermostat
The thermostat upgrade is a very common upgrade and lots of information is available on this forum. I wanted to add the specific model I used for others that may be searching. Honeywell RTH5100B 1...
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Fisherguy wrote:
If a person wanted the seperate switch for high and low he would wire the switch to that lug as common on the switch?
Yes. Also make sure the switch has a centre off position and one can then start the A/C using a 2K genset and have the initial load the genset has to deal with reduced by the amount of load the fan would otherwise present ... once the compressor ramps up to speed, simply turn the A/C fan on. Works like a charm.
That seems pricey for a non prgrammable thermostat isn't it?
~ $32 US or $50 Cdn is "pricey" for a thermostat that's such an improvement over any stock bi-metal thermo? :h
