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110 V Tstats

frazerp
frazerp Member Posts: 5
in THE MAIN WALL
Have a house w/2 line voltage non-programmable tstats (White-Rodgers 1A10-651) for a boiler & would like to go programmable - I am a renter & only have a $100 leeway from my landlady. What do you all recommend ???

Probably don't need 7 days & will install them myself, as I have worked as an electrician work in the past. The house is a leaker, so maybe go to just one zone ??? Plus the boiler has a coil & can't keep up w/the mornings' call for heat & hot water.

But, what can we do as renters !!!!

Thanks

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  • ratio
    ratio Member Posts: 3,747
    Maybe a set of these? 120 volt, an A model for air temp, 7 day programmable. Get a pair, save the old ones & reinstall them when you move out.
    frazerp
  • Zman
    Zman Member Posts: 7,609
    ratio said:

    Maybe a set of these? 120 volt, an A model for air temp, 7 day programmable. Get a pair, save the old ones & reinstall them when you move out.

    Exactly what I was thinking.
    Line voltage is unusual for hydronics. Is it controlling a fan coil?
    "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
    Albert Einstein
  • frazerp
    frazerp Member Posts: 5
    Zman - There are 2 circs (1st & 2nd floors) from the Peerless boiler.

    Ratio - yr suggestion is not for this application !!!
  • Mark Eatherton
    Mark Eatherton Member Posts: 5,852
    Unless you have the 4 wires shown, the Aube stat will not work. It needs 120 volts for its brains, and then switches a separate 120 signal for the load. $100 is a tight limitation. Guessing that you only have 2 wires behind the stat. If so, one option would be to use a battery powered programmable low voltage t stat, and then set a transformer relay downstairs at the pump, using the two wires as the switch leg for the transformer relay package.

    Relay in a Box makes a single unit that has the relay, transformer and all built into a small package, but again, $100 is a tight budget.

    http://www.functionaldevices.com/building-automation/relays.php

    ME

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  • PinkTavo
    PinkTavo Member Posts: 64
    edited December 2016
    Here is an Aube (Honeywell) that should work: TH140-28-01. Honeywell describes it as "well suited for hot water heating".

    http://www.aubetech.com/manuel/2/TH140-28.pdf

    http://www.aubetech.com/products/produitsDetails.php?noProduit=20&noLangue=2

    https://customer.honeywell.com/en-US/Pages/Product.aspx?cat=HonECC Catalog&pid=TH140-28-01-B/U&category=TH140&catpath=1.2.1.1.33&rank=0&v1=Sort.1.Product.Rank&asc=1

    Uses batteries for stat electronics. Wire with 120V diagram. You can get two for under $100 at Supplyhouse.com.
  • frazerp
    frazerp Member Posts: 5
    Anything wrong w/these SKU: TH140-28-01-B
    Brand: Honeywell Aube ???

    And they fit my budget ...
  • Mark Eatherton
    Mark Eatherton Member Posts: 5,852
    That should work.

    ME

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  • hot_rod
    hot_rod Member Posts: 22,787
    Most all of the electric radiant floor heating brands offer line voltage stats from mild to wild.
    Bob "hot rod" Rohr
    trainer for Caleffi NA
    Living the hydronic dream
  • frazerp
    frazerp Member Posts: 5
    Installed two Aube TH140-28-01-B, seems to work fine, tho my wife sets them to manual whenever she feels cold - the old dueling tstat issue !!!
  • hvacfreak2
    hvacfreak2 Member Posts: 500
    Relay in a Box makes a single unit that has the relay, transformer and all built into a small package, but again, $100 is a tight budget.
    I really wish they did make a fan center but , sadly , they do not.
    hvacfreak

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