Remote sensor t-stats

TGO_54

> Tom, what VisionPro model are you using? <BR>
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TGO_54

Remote sensor t-stats

Hi Carol,
I need to add additional sensors to a vision pro thermostat.


Can this be done?

If so how many sensors can I attach?

Will the thermostat average the temps or will it call untill all are satisfied?

Lastly can you give me the part numbers I will need, I can't seem to find them on Honeywells website .

Thanks

Tom

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TGO_54

Carol are you there?



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Eugene Silberstein 3

What Model?

Tom, what VisionPro model are you using?

TGO_54

Hey, Professor,

Not sure of the model number, they are programable vision pros and are already using one remote sensor. We are looking to put a few more sensors in the building to get a more even temp. My local supplier is not sure of what I need or if it can be done with Honeywell stats.

thanks
Tom

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Mickey_4

if you have the 8000 series you can use several sensors. i'll get you the #s tommorow. mick

carol_3

Yes you can do remote temp sensors with the vision pro. They average the temp--so no zone is likely to be really happy. It's the same idea used on the T7300 stats, so it's more of a commercial ballroom solution than a home comfort thing.

The sensor is c7189U1005. You can use 1, 4, 9, 16, etc. That's because the wiring is series parallel. You can see the wiring diagram by entering this sensor part number in the literature part (bottom right) of the website (customer.honeywell.com).

TGO_54

Thanks Carol

> Yes you can do remote temp sensors with the

> vision pro. They average the temp--so no zone is

> likely to be really happy. It's the same idea

> used on the T7300 stats, so it's more of a

> commercial ballroom solution than a home comfort

> thing.

>

> The sensor is c7189U1005. You can use

> 1, 4, 9, 16, etc. That's because the wiring is

> series parallel. You can see the wiring diagram

> by entering this sensor part number in the

> literature part (bottom right) of the website

> (customer.honeywell.com).





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TGO_54

Thanks Carol

I'll Check it out.

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adambuild

2?

What if you only want to use 2?