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I want to add a Wi-Fi thermostat but do not have enough wires.

clydesdale
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I have hydronic air handlers are heated by a fuel oil boiler. I have Central AC using those same air handlers. I wanted to use a Wi-Fi thermostat but I do not have any leftover wires in the wall. My understanding is that I need one more wire to power the thermostat. What are my options? Thank you
I have hydronic air handlers are heated by a fuel oil boiler. I have Central AC using those same air handlers. I wanted to use a Wi-Fi thermostat but I do not have any leftover wires in the wall. My understanding is that I need one more wire to power the thermostat. What are my options? Thank you
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You can use Honeywell Redlink, they communicate wirelessly to a gateway. Does need a receiver and some wiring at boiler. Tekmar has something similar Or a common maker. Or just pull some wiresTo learn more about this professional, click here to visit their ad in Find A Contractor.2
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Redlink is so good I'm using it and I have 8 wires run to my stat. The Prestige only needs two but is probably the best tstat out there.
Single pipe 392sqft system with an EG-40 rated for 325sqft and it's silent and balanced at all times.
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