Hunter Thermostat--Thinking about this installing this mod

I have a Coleman Mach digital thermostat and was wondering if any has replaced their Coleman digital with the Honeywell RTH221B? I don't like the swing I get with the Coleman and have no way to adjust it.

Love my digital stat, far superior to the piece of junk that came in the 5er.

I used a Dometic LCD thermostat. Works great but less features and more money.
It does control the hi/low fan automatically :)

Jay Pat wrote:
Going to one of the big box stores this evening and pick one up.

Perhaps too late to post but I'd highly recommend a thermostat with a backlit display that can easily be seen no matter how dim the interior lighting in the camper may be. I switched out the Hunter I had been using for just this reason for a Honeywell RTH5100B non programmable thermo that lights up nicely with a push of a button.

Here is good how to on the change.

http://rvroadtrip.us/library/digital_thermostat.php

I used a Honeywell non-programable from a box store. Was several dollars less then I could find it online.

Thanks everyone!
Going to one of the big box stores this evening and pick one up.
Pat

No down sides. You will get much more consistent temps in your rig.
Do it right and add a high - low fan switch also.
Fun project and worthwhile.

Here is the one I put in the trailer we just sold. The red button is the hi/low control...but there are many options for this.

Have 2 of the Hunter Thermostats in my motorhome. Front one runs front furnace and front AC. Rear runs rear AC. Work very well. Only drawback is needing new batteries every year.

I used Honeywell stats instead of Hunter, but there's been no regrets here either. The A/C and furnace may cycle a little more often, but the comfort level from the more stable temperature is well worth the trade off in my opinion. I used their model RTH221B 7-day programmables...

Not a one. One of the best under 50 dollar mods available.