i have RTH9580WF (wifi) will this cover work? Trying to confirm but it sounds like some screw holes will b exposed once therm is mounted to the plate
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NO. Not to my satisfaction. I have the exact same thermostat. I tried to replace a vertically mounted thermostat with the WIFI thermostat which mounts horizontally. The rounded surface of the cover plate did not match with the flat surface of the thermostat. Besides that, it looked ugly. The thermostat was small and rectangular in shape and the cover plate was curvy and convex.
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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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I have had no problem. If the installation is proper, it should align properly and cover the charging port.
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What I did was go to a CW Store. I talked to the salesman there and gave him my Make and Model of AC Unit. The Salesman assured me his cover would fit my unit, and tried to sell an identical cover his from store at a higher price. I had no problem installing my cover. Denny
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I do not have measurements of the mounting screw hole pattern on the heatsink. I assume you are referring to a screw hole pattern?
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This is a basic programmable thermostat that runs on 4 wires. I'm not sure what you mean by the "plate (top cover)", but if you're replacing a thermostat that wires to the mounting bracket (most do these days) it's best to just replace the whole thing, even if it's the same model. slight variations in production of the thermostat could create a bad or non-existent connection, or at worst damage the new thermostat. Also, ask your landlord why he/she isn't replacing the thermostat especially if he/she was the one who damaged the old one.
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Ther is lots of room in this case I have an asus Z97 Pro with onboard wifi 10.7 x2.7 x 12.9 and there is plenty of room I would email thermaltake
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Not sure what you mean? It's a lift, not a plate. Check out http://www.jessem.com/MAST-R-LIFT_II.html for details. But it does have a wide range of adjustments for a number of routers. Call Jessem and they may have your particular setting. Otherwise, I'd be pretty confident you can make it work. Again, check the manufacturer's site and instructions and you'll see how flexible it is. The video is very informative as well.
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It worked for me. The heat sink is facing the outside with the wires on the right hand side as you slide it in. Cheers,
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You would just need to replace the "Bezel" & switch plate cover. Please contact us Monday, here's a link with our contact info:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aag/details?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isAmazonFulfilled;=&isCBA;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&seller;=A26OLXR6L4VMLR&sshmPath;=returns#aag_returnsWe are open M-F 6AM-6PM PST Have a good weekend and thank-you for your question!
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No, in fact the way the antenna is connected is quite flimsy. I like to take things apart and when I did so to my receiver I saw that the antenna was connected to the circuit board by a very short wire, so short that even rotating the antenna put stress on it. I believe the connection to the wifi module was MCX. If you are hacking inclined, you could take it apart, remove the antenna and route in your own MCX connected antenna.Honestly, this thing is long in the tooth. There are better devices out there now.
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I have Porter Cable routers, so I don't use that plate. I suspect it is used to accommodate different plate openings.
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Sorry hit send before complete You have to cut a hole in the cover for the antenna but they supply a round reinforcement piece of material that is suppose to be ironed onto the cover. Mine is not sticking so I'm looking for an alternate way to keep it attached
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It completely replaced mine. There is no outlet plate behind mine; I don't think the adapter would fit securely or safely if there was a plate behind it. You screw the adapter unit directly to the outlet, not the outlet cover plate.
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An update to an earlier answer. It fit just fine and no problems on the installation but its almost a year now and seems that the antenna makes a lot of noise on the last part of going up or down, almost like its binding up. I will check this weekend to see if somehow it got bent or twisted, otherwise no issues on the fit.
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It mounts in a standard square Junction box. So depending on your studs you can mount to that. A square cover plate is provided with the transformer that is designed to mount the transformer. I would make sure you have access to it within the studbay, as it is a Junction Box and shouldn't be covered over. I have mine in basement below thermostat, so I just ran thermostat wire into studbay from below.
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It fits over the wall plate. The screw is not long but it holds the device in place.
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T Flippo, wondering if you ended up getting these plates? I have recently switched over to RTHL2310 thermostats. wondering if these fit the unit. Please advise. Thank you.