Can you hard wire a wall themostat to this and not use remote?
1433878
I really doubt that you can hard wire this unit with an external thermostat. But why do that? The remote already has the built-in thermostat. So there's no need to hard wire if it comes with a transmitter and a receiver. Just make sure you purchase the model that comes with this.
1433879
I'm not that good of an electrician so I can't truly say, but I can tell you that we love the remote therm. because we can make it control wherever we are. Ours is a small apartment with a loft, so to control just the loft would be cold below and vice-versa, warm on the bottom and really hot upstairs. Hope this helps with your decision, P.S. you can lay the remote anywhwere you want it and call it hardwired, HA, Ha. just kidding.
1433880
I'm really not sure. I'm thinking this would be a question for a heating professional. The remote actually acts as a thermostat. All you do is set it for a median temperature and the stove shuts down when it's reached and turns back on when the room temperature drops 3 degrees below the median temperature you have chosen.
99251
There is a built in thermostat at the bottom. You could put a remote thermostat but would have to be wired in.
282185
It comes with a remote control and a bracket for mounting the remote control on a wall. It does not have a hard-wired wall control. Also, it would be inconvenient to turn the fan off with a regular wall switch because it won't come back up to speed when you turn the power back on; it takes a couple of clicks on the remote to do that.
1723362
It does not work with a wall switch. After being turned off by switch, you will have to restart with the remote.
3005
Yes it can definately be hard wired to a wall switch. simply do not use the on/off switch that comes with the fan.
1006186
You would have to hack it adding DIY receiver in parallel with the hard switch. Goodbye warranty.
1910744
Works with the wall switch. However to use the remote the wall switch needs to remain in the on position. I believe that is pretty standard.
1060533
Yes. I installed a remote control with mine, but if you have 2 "hots" along with neutral and ground along with the appropiate switch then no additional wiring would be required to control the fan and light independently at the wall.
400561
I was told no when I asked my electrician. It either has to be hard wired or hooked up to the remote via the base can upon installation. But This switch is great because it does not burn out your non dimming light bulbs. sounds like you have to pick
1901033
I didn't like to do that then becomes another switch. the reason I want the remote is to have it with me not on the wall
693551
I assume you are referring to a remote control receiver within the fan housing. Since this wall control is hard wired, it will have no effect on any type of fan remote control or its receiver contained within the fan housing. The remote should still work as before, after installing this wall control. Good luck to you!
1774457
It can be controlled without a "wall switch", but you need an insteon compatible controller. I have many of these in my home and none have wall switches. I use insteon motion detectors and an ISY944i that tells them what to do. ie: dimming the bathroom at night
1264979
No. Learn how to run a C wire. Not hard. I've done it twice. Just need to buy thermostat wire and feed it don the wall behind the thermostat and run it to your furnace. Search UTube.
715648
We haven't tried that. We have it installed and have been very pleased with it. It should be easy to disconnect the wires in the unit and take the unit, bring it back and hook it back up. That's what we plan to do if we move. We have had ours a long time.
1800427
Yes. We purchased a compatible remote and had it wired in upon installation.
500391
No, you just leave the appliance on, plug it in, and control the device on/off capability with the remote. Take care.
254866
It uses a hardwired Ethernet connection which is on the main logic board, not on the wall-mounted control panel. The instructions recommend putting the logic board nearby and on the same circuit as the furnace.