Thermostats

Today, most electric heat is controlled from a knob on the baseboard, or a built-in control on the heater, that is typically located near the floor- not the ideal control or sensing location for maintaining a comfortable home environment. Even though it is possible to add a wall control to electric heat systems, it often means having to open up and re-patch walls for wiring, which can add extra mess, time, and cost.

Today, most electric heat is controlled from a knob on the baseboard, or a built-in control on the heater, that is typically located near the floor- not the ideal control or sensing location for maintaining a comfortable home environment. Even though it is possible to add a wall control to electric heat systems, it often means having to open up and re-patch walls for wiring, which can add extra mess, time, and cost.

*Note: Venstar Phone Controlled* Thermostat: T1800 (Residential) requires the use of Venstar Comfort Call Phone Controller (ACC0433) (not included). Note: Common wire required. If common wire not available see here for solution.

*Note: Venstar Phone Controlled* Thermostat: T1800 (Residential) requires the use of Venstar Comfort Call Phone Controller (ACC0433) (not included). Note: Common wire required. If common wire not available see here for solution.

*Note: Venstar Phone Controlled* Thermostat: T1800 (Residential) requires the use of Venstar Comfort Call Phone Controller (ACC0433) (not included). Note: Common wire required. If common wire not available see here for solution.