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remote thermostat

i just looked at a job this evening --thermostat wires are shorted they only used 2 conductor---running a new wire is not an option indoors-- what kind of remote thermostats does honeywell have --looking for heat only simple elegant remote thermostat---i want to put the receiver in the boiler room and the remote in a room 25 ft away ---operating a v8043 zone valve

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  • will smith_2
    will smith_2 Member Posts: 49
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    Bill-I know Honeywell's T7300 series can be used with a remote sensor, but it's an expensive puppy. I think I have a better solution for you. I use the Johnson A419 control to do everything but slice bread. It can be used as a heating or cooling control, has a temp range from 30-212F, can be powered with 110, 220, or 24v, has a set of no/nc contacts, and the remote sensor can be located up to 500 feet away using sheilded cable. You can use the 2 conductor you have to connect the sensor (sheilded cable is recommended if you're running in a ceiling with lights that might cause interference, but it sounds like that should'nt be a problem for you here). I mount the sensor in a Honeywell sensor cover for looks. I pay about $50.00 for the control, and about $20. for the cover. I think you will find the A419 a VERY useful control. Hope this helps-Good Luck!
  • oil-2-4-6-gas
    oil-2-4-6-gas Member Posts: 641
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    i have no way to run a wire ---thats the idea of the remote thermostat
  • BillW@honeywell
    BillW@honeywell Member Posts: 1,099
    We have a Wireless programmable...

    The T8665 & W8865 will provide all the functions of a standard programmable stat. The W8665 receiver unit mounts in the mechanical room. The T8665 stays in the occupied space and will communicate from up to 200 feet away. Available from any Honeywell distributor.
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