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HVAC Programable Thermostat

92Bowtie

By 92Bowtie
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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Honeywell makes a wide range of models and has been the big name in the HVAC industry for many years. Get the model with the features you want, it should pay for itself in energy savings rather quickly.

Nick

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[user=425]nickfixit[/user] wrote:

 it should pay for itself in energy savings rather quickly.

Unless you, like 95% of my customers, set it for 72° and press "Hold Temp".

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