HVAC Honeywell Prestige Thermostat review

I review the Honeywell Prestige thermostat after having it for a year.

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• DrZarkloff
• DearestBecky
• Honeywell
• Prestige
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[Nowayout360]

Hey you should make another update video about the thermostat that would be awesome I wanna know even more about it

[DrZarkloff]

@Nowayout360 Thanks for watching. I might make another review one of these days.

[Penguinboy1995]

nice thermo i want one!!

[DrZarkloff]

@Penguinboy1995 It's the best. You'll really like it.

[SMGxxRCB]

Like a dumbass I did not label my wires I have a 8 wire set up red blue orange black brown yellow green gold how do I find out what goes were help would be great thank if u can help

[DrZarkloff]

You really need to trace where in the air handler they're connected and go from there.

[Nowayout360]

@DrZarkloff thats great I can't wait to see a new video about the thermostat soon

[marshalljimduncan]

Is it just me, or does Dudley seem indifferent about the prestige? LOL, cool dog!!

[janissipkovs]

Covers on outside sens are not helping much. Sometimes it gets worth.

[DrZarkloff]

The Honeywell 5000 is a great non-programmable t-stat that will allow you to set both the high and low temp lockout. The Honeywell 8000 is a great programmable t-stat that will allow you to do the same. By the way, the Honeywell Prestige will allow you to do it, too.

[COBRIETE]

Question Doc:

Is there a t-stat that can be programmed to prevent the resident (apartment occupant especially) from setting the temp below 65 degrees. If so which one do you recommend.