My sister is talking about installing a set-back thermostat on her heat-only gas-fired hydronic system. I'd like to find her something that will last some decades and I have seen complaints about the lifetime of some electronic thermostats. Given that my dad's two electro-mechanical (electric clockmotor with removable trip pins) Honeywell thermostats have been going for 35 years or more, and my sister has a very regular schedule it seems like a good option.
Is this type of thermostat still available?
I could be talked into an electronic model if the price is right, the set-up is simple and the reliability is there. Any kind advice will be appreciated.
Is this type of thermostat still available?
I could be talked into an electronic model if the price is right, the set-up is simple and the reliability is there. Any kind advice will be appreciated.