do I need a separate thermostat ?
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The short answer is "yes", you need a separate thermostat. The longer answer varies from "maybe" to "no". We bought the Dimplex heater to replace a similar one that we have been using of 25 years with just a switch - no thermostat. We have 2 of these heaters in bathrooms for the specific purpose of warming the bathroom when one was taking a bath or a shower. We are in Maine with primarily wood heat, so various rooms differ in heat levels quite a bit. Works fine, turn the heater on, take your tub or shower, then turn the heater off. If you want to use this heater to maintain a certain temperature in a room, then "yes" a thermostat is required. I believe the Dimplex heaters have provision for a thermostat to be mounted in the heater, not an ideal situation from my perspective, but it could work for some installations. Manual or Dimplex website has more info on this thermostat. Hope this helps. Richard, Camden, Maine
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For adjusting heater to turn on/off automatic for a set temperature, yes a thermostat is needed. Dimplex has a thermostat that mounts internally on this unit with an external knob for temp adjust & on/off function. Dimplex TWHT1 Single Pole Thermostat Kit or Dimplex TWHT2 Double Pole Thermostat Kit, depending on what voltage is being used. To turn unit off, knob is rotated fully CCW. There is a plastic plug on the grille cover that you remove to mount the knob on the rheostat shaft.
136890
This is just a thermostat. To control two zones you need two thermostats and a device on the furnace. It makes little sense to have a single thermostat which can by definition be in only one place controlling two zones.
1074806
No. A sensor can only be linked to one thermostat. On the other hand, multiple sensors can be linked to one thermostat.
674531
No it doesn't. Just on off switch.you have to purchase the thermostat seperately
594805
Yes, It's a very good unit if you're avoiding a programmable thermostat. I'm glad I bought this thermostat.
1123270
Yes. The thermostat is on a small circuit board -- easily reachable. A pair of wires comes from the solar panel -- cut that. Another pair goes to the fan. Cut that pair and connect to solar pair. Run free. Sam
1533061
I can't honestly answer your question because I have the thermostat for the whole house not just one room. Sorry
1870049
you need something like this Lux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostatit does not have a thermostat built in
609030
If you want to use the automatic setting, you'll need to run wires for the outside temperature sensor. Most of the rest of the wires should be pretty similar though.
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It must be direct wired and needs to have a separate thermostat wired to it also.
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If you're asking whether one unit can independantly control two separate heating/cooling zones, the answer is no. For two zones, you'll need to purchase two thermostats. I've just completed a two zone installation in my home this weekend. Be aware that, unlike the Nest, these units do not communicate in any way with each other. Thus, for instance, when unit one is heating it will show both heat and fan active, but the other unit will show both as idle.
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Not with this product. You will have to buy the temperature control separate
967620
No separate On/Off Switch - I turn the thermostat to the low setting to keep the unit from turning off
682990
It's probably not necessary, unless you want a separate reading for the air temp, not just the ground temp. However, you should occasionally use your other thermometer on the warm side to confirm that the thermostat reading is accurate. If the readings are significantly different, then one of the devices should be replaced/fixed. I hope this helps.
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If you have two thermostats you should buy two combo sets. You can set a code to control each thermostat and unit. I have more than one and it works fine.
908883
Mine did not come with a thermostat so I'm assuming you will get a separate wall type one. It does not have one built in.
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if you have three heating zones, yes you will need three alarms, if only one thermostat in house then put one alarm on coldest floor