I presently use Honeywell window transmitter 5814. Will this one work too?
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I use the the 5816 transmitters. I'm not sure that the 5820L will work for you. It does work fine for me although I did have to change zones on my L5100 to get the 5820L to work properly.Good luck.
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This item contains a new receiver and transmitter. As long as the transmitter fits in the top of your fan (for me it was the same size as the old one) it should work fine as the two items are paired together. It is also labeled as "universal" for whatever that is worth. It worked fine for me one my older fan. I am not sure what model it is though (sticker is missing).
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I believe that it should because it is z-wave. But Honeywell does have their own z-wave thermostat that would for sure work. Sorry I don't have a more concrete answer for you.
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I do not know. Call the Honeywell customer service number for an knowledgable answer.
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If your AC unit is controlled by an Infrared remote control, this should work. This device simply transmits the signal.
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Honeywell makes a wide variety of keypads that will work with your system. The main thing is to make sure the keypad is an addressable keypad. Here some examples of keypads that will work: 6150, 6160, 6128, 6139, FA270KP, FA570KP and much more.
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I use mine on an Innotek system. Replacement transmitter actually says Petsafe. Not sure what the Petsafe directional system is.
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This will not work with Honeywell WiFi stats, but is made to be used with their RedLink thermostats only. Any Honeywell model number with "WF" in it is not compatible with this sensor, but can use a wired C7189U sensor.
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Should work on any old door. The included transmitter/receiver replaces your existing one.
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I had to look up the 6280 at Honeywell's website. It does not have any type of wireless transmitter or receiver built in. You would have to purchase a wireless receiver to attach to your security system if you don't have one already. That is the determining factor, do you have wireless devices already? If you do; they have to be 2800 series devices. If the answer to both is yes, than yes the remotes can be programmed into the security system.
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My understanding is it will only work with the specified transmitters from Innotek. Frequencies and features differ by make and model. So check the make and model of your transmitter and go with a receiver collar that is made for it.
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I'm not sure. I gave up on this heater after a couple days. It was weak. I am all about the Honeywell HZ-7300. Good luck!
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I just installed a WD962EV and on page 41 of the manual it lists the 940EV as the wireless keypad accessory. So it should work and I just ordered one from Amazon as it was not included with the WD962EV.
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You probably found the answer already but here it is:THP2400A1027W/U - WhiteTHP2400A1027G/U - GrayTHP2400A1027B/U - BlackI had to call Honeywell and chat with someone to come up with this answer. It is for a Honeywell IAQ Thermostat but is physically the same as the RTH9580WF
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not sure but honeywell customer srvice 800 468 1502 ws extremely helpful when I had my problem give them a call
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It will work, but only using the composant connectors (Yellow, Red, White). It should be noted that the infrared emitter (to control your remote control) has a very limited range.
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I am not sure. I guess you would have to contact the manufacturer and see if the transmitter was available separately. Sorry I could not be more help.