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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Honeywell Thermostat Question
Hello all,
I'm closing on my second property tomorrow (woo!). I got a head start on a few things, and I bought a couple of 7 day programmable thermostats; they are Honeywell RTH2510B thermostats. The side of the box mentions some heating and cooling systems it is compatible with. All I have is a boiler, there is no central AC or anything like that. One of the items the box states is a 750mv heating system. I don't know if my heating system is 750mv or 24v. Should I be concerned that I might fry this new thermostat if it is setup for 750mv but I have a 24v system? Or should I assume I probably have a 24v system, and that the box is simply stating that the thermostat will also work with low voltage 750mv systems?
Sorry if that was confusing! Thank you for any advice.
Most Popular Reply

Hey Mark,
You’re good to go with that t-stat. Your system is 24 volt, heat only and runs off two wires. Let me know if you have any more questions.
Good luck!