Programming a w1209wk Thermostat

How to program a W1209wk thermostat.
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[@bayouslots3143]

Thank You! I had trouble trying to follow the supplied instructions. Yours was spot on was able to program mine within 5 mins.

[@SoatMon]

You're welcome!

[@theusconstitution1776]

Finally, I found one in English is very difficult to understand the Indian version of these, especially when you have only two seconds to press the buttons he’s talking faster than the timer. Good job. Thank you for making the video.❤️‍🔥🇺🇸

[@SoatMon]

Glad I could help

[@glennfelpel9785]

These two videos together are quite helpful indeed. And as usual you have included the links to the devices, That too is very helpful. Well I have spent this whole week getting ready for the fall and colder weather. Last year we waited too long and doing those things in the cold is no fun. So this year we got a much earlier start. I would like to get a whole host of small things done this year inside when the weather turns colder and work a little smarter. One of these controllers would be excellent to set up for operating attic fans. Those that they sell seem a bit expensive for what you get. But now I ramble. Thank you for the videos and have a good weekend.

[@SoatMon]

Thanks Glenn! I've had family in from out of town so not much done this week.

[@shawnmrfixitlee6478]

OK, I see how that works ! Watched your other vid . I will get a heavy relay and this should work out great . Thanks !!

[@SoatMon]

It should work great just get a large enough relay as you said. Heaters are hard on relays.

[@Mikidy303]

Always interesting stuff, thanks for posting. I'm already thinking of ways I can use this.

[@SoatMon]

Thanks Mike!

[@joell439]

Another excellent summary - thank you 👍😎👍

[@SoatMon]

Thanks Joel!

[@raybergeron2999]

Thank-you. This video is really clears things up. The written documentation is extremely bad, makes no sense. And, yes, you have to be fast.

[@SoatMon]

You're very welcome!

[@CipM8]

Thanks for the video! Does it keep the settings if you disconnect the power or you need to reprogram again? Tx

[@SoatMon]

It will keep the settings when disconnected from power.

[@kellygb9278]

I appreciate you taking the time to post these instructions. I am using this thermostat to turn on/off a heater blanket for my solar battery. My instruction pamphlet is 'challenging' at best. I see that you recommend using a 12v DC relay to handle the load amperage but I didn't find the link for what you recommend Will this relay be overkill to handle a 720 amp load (12vx60w) 120A Starter Relay 4 Pin Split Charge Relay Switch 12V Continuous Heavy Duty SPST High Current Also, can the temp sensor be lengthened? Thanks

[@SoatMon]

If you have a 12v 60 watt load that is 5 amps. 60/12=5. These would work fine for that load. amzn.to/48hZiVm If you need something smaller just find a relay that uses a 12v coil and can handle at least 5 amps. I would go to a 10 amp relay. I don't know if the relay you asked about as you did not list the amps or watts it can handle. I don't know about lengthening then temp probe. It probably works on resistance so it probably could if you don't make it too long. You could try it and if the reading is different you would know. Good luck with your project!

[@kellygb9278]

Thanks for the reply. I used the 20a continuous duty relay from Amzn. So far it is working as I need. I set the temp controller to 'heat-ON' at 42 degrees & 'heat-OFF' at 52 degrees. So far, it is behaving Thanks for the answers! @@SoatMon

[@dondamondem]

Could the internal relay reliably run a 80W fan(14v@5.174a)?

[@paulraymond1804]

P2 - upper limit and P3 lower limit are not alarms, they are restrictions for the thermostat temperature. They are literally upper and lower limits to prevent anybody setting it too high or too low. 👍🏻

[@swdw973]

Thanks a bunch!

[@SoatMon]

You're welcome!

[@jasonpotts6490]

Do you or does anyone else know if the "high-temperature alarm" can be switched to be used as a LOW-temperature alarm instead?