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- jimh406Explorer IIII have a heat only Honeywell digital unit. I didn’t care much for the digital part, but it’s nice to bump the temp in the dark before DW wakes and be able to see it without a light.
A new problem I’ve seen lately is that the display doesn’t like to work when it’s near zero in the TC. Once it warms up, it’s fine. I’ve thought about switching to a round analog for that reason. Also, I’m not crazy about the digital needing batteries. - flakjacketExplorerI have that same Atwood controller. Although I agree it is a cheap unit, mine is 12 years old and hasn't broke yet.
- AISURFFISHExplorerLook at the first post that is what I'm using.
Push button to switch temp and individual modes. - Kayteg1Explorer IISo they put touch pad for secondary control and left lousy switches form main?
:S - AISURFFISHExplorerIt's all on the LCD screen as you switch modes.
- Kayteg1Explorer IIGood to hear.
But how you adjust fan speed on it?
I don't see any switch for it? - AISURFFISHExplorerI soaked the slider switch with wd40..
It seems to be making contact now and is working again..
To much salt air! - 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.
- 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. - 3_tonsExplorer IIIResidential T-Stats are 24v a.c.
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