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Posted by markm75 on May 10, 2007, 11:27 pm
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> Yes...there are stats. One thing you have to look for is the initial setup
> and configuration of multiple usage thermostats
> > I've been looking to switch our digital thermostat to one that has the
> > "auto changeover" feature..
> > Does anyone know if such a system will work with this type of
> > furnace / ac..?
> > I'm assuming it would, as its just a computer making the switch from
> > one to the other rather than manually flipping it?
> > Here are some models i was considering:
> >http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=3DproductDetail&productId=3D90432-=
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Ok.. well.. i'm not sure what you guys were trying to convey here..
but my basic question was if these "auto changeover" digital
thermostats will auto changeover on a gas heating/ electric cooling
(non heat pump) type system? Local shops before told me that those
didnt work unless you had a heat pump, but i would have to think that
it would work with our setup?
Thanks
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Posted by <kjpro on May 10, 2007, 11:36 pm
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> Ok.. well.. i'm not sure what you guys were trying to convey here..
> but my basic question was if these "auto changeover" digital
> thermostats will auto changeover on a gas heating/ electric cooling
> (non heat pump) type system? Local shops before told me that those
> didnt work unless you had a heat pump, but i would have to think that
> it would work with our setup?
Try asking a competent company.
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Posted by Noon-Air on May 11, 2007, 12:02 am
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>> Ok.. well.. i'm not sure what you guys were trying to convey here..
>> but my basic question was if these "auto changeover" digital
>> thermostats will auto changeover on a gas heating/ electric cooling
>> (non heat pump) type system? Local shops before told me that those
>> didnt work unless you had a heat pump, but i would have to think that
>> it would work with our setup?
> Try asking a competent company.
To do that, he would have to be smarter than the stat
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Posted by markm75 on May 11, 2007, 10:29 am
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> >> Ok.. well.. i'm not sure what you guys were trying to convey here..
> >> but my basic question was if these "auto changeover" digital
> >> thermostats will auto changeover on a gas heating/ electric cooling
> >> (non heat pump) type system? Local shops before told me that those
> >> didnt work unless you had a heat pump, but i would have to think that
> >> it would work with our setup?
> > Try asking a competent company.
> To do that, he would have to be smarter than the stat
That is the whole point of forums and newsgroups like this.. to help
each other with questions, not to be ignorant idiots and give stupid
answers like some have done in this thread.
Some people must not have anything better to do with their time...
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Posted by .p.jm on May 11, 2007, 10:44 am
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>> >> Ok.. well.. i'm not sure what you guys were trying to convey here..
>> >> but my basic question was if these "auto changeover" digital
>> >> thermostats will auto changeover on a gas heating/ electric cooling
>> >> (non heat pump) type system? Local shops before told me that those
>> >> didnt work unless you had a heat pump, but i would have to think that
>> >> it would work with our setup?
>> > Try asking a competent company.
>> To do that, he would have to be smarter than the stat
>That is the whole point of forums and newsgroups like this.. to help
>each other with questions, not to be ignorant idiots and give stupid
>answers like some have done in this thread.
Yo - pay attention !
Not every group is intended to give advice to DIY's.
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>Some people must not have anything better to do with their time...
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> and configuration of multiple usage thermostats
> > I've been looking to switch our digital thermostat to one that has the
> > "auto changeover" feature..
> > Does anyone know if such a system will work with this type of
> > furnace / ac..?
> > I'm assuming it would, as its just a computer making the switch from
> > one to the other rather than manually flipping it?
> > Here are some models i was considering:
> >http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=3DproductDetail&productId=3D90432-=