Wirless stats

Ricopp

Any experience and recommendations re - wireless thermostats

schiller

I've used the bryant TSTATBBPRFO1 T-STAT AND THE TSTATBBRECO1 SENDING UNIT with great sucess, the T-stat can be a table version so in a retro fit zoning job they can take it to any room in the zone, not running any wires is nice.
good luck

BillW@honeywell

Honeywell has...

The T8665A1002/ W8665A1009 wireless stats. The T8665A is similar to our older-style Chronotherm 4's, and has not yet been updated to the Touch-Screen model. It has 4 periods/day, 7 day programming, copy key for easy programming, Adaptive Recovery and all the extras you would expect. It ONLY will work with the W8665A1009 Reciever panel, which is usually located in the basement or mechanical room. The stat has a 200 foot range. These are available from any Honeywell distributor. There is no retail equivalent. I've had good success using these in older homes with plaster/lath walls or stone walls, where you can't easily run wires.

lee_7

what is the price range for this package? i live in an older home and this would be great.

GusHerb

ive got a t8665a thermostat with a w8665 wireless panel easy to install and use have had it for over a year and seems pretty reliable so far.
j.h.

Ricopp

Honeywell stats

Thanks Bill - can the receiver accomodate 2 stats? I'm working on a project that
needs a little refinement in zoning. Each stat will be controlling two manifold actuators (wirsbo)

GusHerb

the zone panel i have the w8665e1000 can operate up to three zones