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- rider997ExplorerI like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005FYNCJW
I have them in several campers.
They have a separate fan switch should you want to wire up a basement fan, etc. - AISURFFISHExplorerIt would need to be heat and ac plus 2 speed for both.
- Kayteg1Explorer IIDepends what you want to use it for.
I bought a house 2 years ago with 4 AC zones.
So when I put 2 of WI-FI thermostat in main areas, for guest quarters I did not want to worry about batteries and computer reset, so those fit the bill.
They have been around like 100 years.
Funny I paid $13 for each 2 years ago, now they are $35 on Amazon.
Must be I am not the only 1 who likes them. - rider997Explorer
AISURFFISH wrote:
It would need to be heat and ac plus 2 speed for both.
In which case another LuxPro thermostat works well. It can be installed horizontally or vertically and has a simple interface with easy-to-read numbers:
https://www.amazon.com/LUXPRO-PSD111-Thermostat-Vertical-Installation/dp/B01AV6IZMC
I like these because they have been reliable from 0 deg F to 120 deg F, the batteries have a very long life, the numbers are easy to read at a glance, and they have backlit displays. - 3_tonsExplorer IIIResidential T-Stats are 24v a.c.
- rider997Explorer
3 tons wrote:
Residential T-Stats are 24v a.c.
It can be operated with 2 AA cells (24v not necessary), which is convenient for RV use. Switching is relay based. - Kayteg1Explorer IIThe thermostat I pictured above operates with no power and that is what I like about it most.
But no household thermostat will have 2-speed, so coming to the option, this is thermostat I have in my 2002 Fleetwood.
Almost 20 yo and still operates like a charm.
Click For Full-Size Image. - AISURFFISHExplorerI soaked the slider switch with wd40..
It seems to be making contact now and is working again..
To much salt air! - Kayteg1Explorer IIGood to hear.
But how you adjust fan speed on it?
I don't see any switch for it?
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