Replacing thermostat.

[Bert]

Originally Posted by Kamper Dave

http://home.roadrunner.com/~morodat/hunter_install.html

This is interesting. I thought residential thermostats were 24V and would not work in a TT.

[Tim D]

Originally Posted by mark5w

Here's fairly cheap alternative. Battery operated. I have one mounted opposite my entry door since the light switches located behind the cabinet door. Works great.
Got it at Lowes.

I need one of these above my switch board! I can never remember which switch does what in the dark.

[harley]

Tim , get inside your switch panel and change two wires around to make the bottom left switch operate the ceiling lights. that way you just have to feel for the bottom left corner of the panel and that is the proper light to turn on.....easy peasy.

[LeBo]

Great Idea with battery powered unit.

[Tim D]

Originally Posted by harley

Tim , get inside your switch panel and change two wires around to make the bottom left switch operate the ceiling lights. that way you just have to feel for the bottom left corner of the panel and that is the proper light to turn on.....easy peasy.

Thanks Harley, I just might do that.

[r2millers]

Originally Posted by Bert

This is interesting. I thought residential thermostats were 24V and would not work in a TT.

Yep. The old school analog thermostats were either millivolt or 24v. With these newer digital units, they will operate on a variety of lower voltage combinations.

[OhioMark]

2013 300BH. digital thermostat lights up.