How do I connect my Honeywell wireless outdoor sensor?

How do I connect my Honeywell wireless outdoor sensor?

How do I connect my Honeywell wireless outdoor sensor?

Installing the supplied batteries into the wireless sensor, pressing the connect button inside the sensor, then pressing the “connect” button on the Honeywell wireless THM400R adapter, the Honeywell wireless outdoor sensor was linked to the system. It was very simple.

What does Honeywell outdoor sensor do?

Honeywell Outdoor Sensor Senses outdoor temperature and humidity to display on RedLINK enabled thermostats and accessories.

What is the outdoor sensor on a thermostat?

Remote outdoor temperature sensor, when installed, the current outdoor temperature is displayed. Also can be used to manage dual fuel and lock-out expensive auxiliary heat in heat pump applications.

Does RedLINK have WiFi?

RELIABLE. Compared to WiFi, the RedLINK wireless signal is significantly more robust, and has been tested and proven to work in homes with multiple levels – even through walls – with zero interference.

Does Honeywell T9 control humidity?

As mentioned earlier, the T9 sensor can measure humidity in addition to temperature, something neither Nest nor Ecobee’s sensors can do. It can also sense motion and presence, so it can adjust the system to rooms where it detects people actually are.

Where do you put an outdoor temperature sensor?

Location of your outdoor temperature sensor is important.

  1. Mount the sensor vertically at least 6 feet off the ground.
  2. Provide good airflow around the sensor.
  3. Direct sunlight can inflate the temperature reading, so a north-side, shaded location is best.
  4. If you have a solar panel on the sensor it will need to be charged.

Does a heat pump need an outdoor sensor?

Heat pumps don’t measure outdoor temperature; there’s no sensor outside that triggers the auxiliary heat when the temperature drops. However, the heat pump does have a temperature sensor that triggers the backup heat, and that sensor is called your thermostat.