GE Appliances - Energy Management Occupancy Sensing Wireless Thermostat

Energy Management Occupancy Sensing Wireless Thermostat

GE Appliances RAK180W1

Features

Intelligent occupancy analysis
Can be installed to be powered wired or wirelessly (via batteries)
Make up air control with occupancy
Night occupancy mode

Quick Specs

Type: Home Thermostats
Energy Star Rated: No

Our Price

No Extended Warranty

5 Year(s) of Protection $169.90

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Intelligent occupancy analysis Using a built-in occupancy sensor, differentiates between incidental and guest occupancy to completely eliminate unnecessary energy use

Can be installed to be powered wired or wirelessly (via batteries) Effortless installation

Night occupancy mode Disables energy management while guests sleep

Features

Intelligent occupancy analysis
Can be installed to be powered wired or wirelessly (via batteries)
Make up air control with occupancy
Night occupancy mode
Precise temperature control
Integrated wireless networking
Easy to use interface
Large LCD screen with automatic backlight
Easy plug and play installation via quick connector

WEIGHTS & DIMENSIONS
Approximate Shipping Weight	1 lb
Net Weight	0.55 lb

Quick Specs

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Type: Home Thermostats
Features
Energy Star Rated: No

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