Which digital thermostat???
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We are looking for a basic digital thermostat for downstairs. We have one of those old dial thermostats that you get in the 60/70's. Upstairs by the boiler we have a timer for hot water and heating so it only needs to be really to set the temperature.
My wife purchased this but it did the water/heating as well so there weren't enough wires so we need to return it. We don't want to buy the wrong one again
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7 years agoThis is what we have and need to replace. Any suggestions pls for a cheap digital one?
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