Honeywell Air Conditioner Thermostats
May 7th, 2006 Joe Posted in Honeywell | Comments Off
Honeywell Air Conditioner Thermostats
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Keep your home comfortable and cash in on energy savings with the RTH7600D seven-day programmable touchscreen thermostat from Honeywell (formerly packaged as model number RTH7600B). Designed for easy use and quick installation and packed with convenient features, this thermostat gives you programmable, customizable control over your home's temperature without having to make constant manual adjustments...
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Offering the ease and reliability of basic programming, the Honeywell RTH221B One-Week Programmable Thermostat can help save money on your energy bills--without sacrificing your comfort. Featuring a sleek one-piece design that blends seamlessly with any decor, the RTH221B is compatible with most heating and cooling systems...
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Ultra clear chemical and UV resistant acrylic resin cover and base resist yellowing. Secure, tumbler type key lock; key removable only in locked position. Double wall barrier in ring base blocks thermostat tampering tools, yet allows air circulation...
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Another Central Air Conditioner QuestionI?
I have central air with 3 zones (heat with oil fired hot air) Zone one first floor. Zone 2 2nd floor and zone 3 (bonus room over a three car attached garage) also on second floor.
Problem: I set zone one to 82 zone 2 to 75 and zone 3 to 75. but zone one is 72 degrees.
I thought it may have been the main thermostat so I replaced it with a new Honeywell but it is still reading the same. 72 cool degrees on the first floor when none of the thermostats are calling for less than 75 and the main one calling for 82. How do I end up with 72 degrees?
Weird!
what is the temp in zone 2 and 3 as compared to the thermostat temperature.. if those to zones are not cooling down to their target temperature then zone 1 will get colder than the set temperature because the ac unit is not shutting down ..some air is leaking around your dampers and a lot of air is just coming down the stairwell...try turning the temp to zone 2 an3 up and see if that remedies your problem...also make sure that the damper for zone 1 is closing off completely when its temperature is met..depending on where you live and the outside temp it might be having a very hard time trying to cool zone 2 or 3...
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