Lux Pro PSD010B Mechanical Non-Programmable Thermostat; 1 Heat Only; Without Fan; Batteries Included

Installed this in my really old motorhome. Works perfect for switching 12vdc propane furnace on and off. Good temp control. Switched #2 to celsius. Easy to enter temp limit. All set. Only 4 stars because it was a day late with amazon prime.

Very easy to install and it works way better than the stock thermostat

This is for my baseboard hot water heat. It replaced a programmable thermostat that was so complicated I got tired of putzing with it. This guy has the features you need and none you don’t need. Very good instructions. Easy two wire install. (Turn off the circuit breaker.) Easy to turn off when heat not required and when turned on goes back to set temp. Large digits. Very satisfied. Also, cheap.

I have a separate Atwood Propane Heater and a Separate Coleman Roof Top AC that has it's Controls & thermostat mounted directly on it. This is for controlling the Atwood Propane Heater only! If you have a combination HEAT/AC Thermostat that controls both in your RV look for something else, if you need a heat only model, like I did, get this one!Installed in a 2001 R-Vision Trail-Lite Trailer to replace my old analog spring based thermostat that was controlling the Atwood propane heater only.The installation was super easy, only two wires; Red & White hookup. The only tool you need is a #1 Phillips Screwdriver, maybe a wire striper if the wires aren't already bare on the ends. Two screws to mount the base, two screw based terminals to put the wire in. Place the wire between the plastic guard and copper then tighten the screw. I mounted on RV paneling so no drill was need for pilot holes, it didn't match the old mounting holes but it was a little bigger than the old one so it hid the them nicely.I wanted this specific one because I don't have a fan only mode because RV propane heat only systems are either on or off heat so I didn't want the switch for the fan (on-auto). There is still a dummy switch on this one, but it's not labeled on the front and it's position doesn't affect anything, nor can it confuse anyone else who is operating this device in my RV. Two AA batteries keep this going, I will just keep a "spare" set in my RV in case they go dead, so I won't be left in the cold; instructions say replace yearly, but I have a funny feeling since it will just be used when I'm using the RV they will last quite a bit longer. I set the temp limit to 78, which would be cooking in a RV! But you can set it to whatever you want, I just didn't want some kid to bump up my temp to 90 because they think the more they press the up button the faster it will heat up.Operation is SUPER simple, one switch for On/Off and a UP/DOWN switch to set your temperature. It lights up nicely when you press the buttons so you can see it. It then displays the current temperature.I haven't really tried it yet, just tested it out in the driveway, first camp trip is Memorial day 2014 coming up which I will use this for 5 days. Looking forward to trying it out. I will update if there are any problems or if it runs great.

Works lots better than the original brand that comes from the manufacture.