Re: zoned or not zoned?? thermostatic control of multiple spaces

["Lighthouse" <gruntledlark@xxxxxxxxx>]

don't know how this would be "tormenting" my tenants. it's not like i'm
going to have them wear panties on their heads while i install this.
i'm not installing high voltage security fencing in the living units.
i'm looking to replace an existing thermostat. i won't do anything
unless i understand it completely. that's why i asked for some
additional clarification. i used to build, test, and operate nuclear
power plants so i'm pretty confident that i can wire up a few
thermostats w/o blowing anything up.


Bill Kearney wrote:
> > i could possibly camo the therms
> > inside the casing of a smoke alarm unit.
>
> Realizing the problems with the electrical code and possible insurance
> risks, right?
>
> Honestly, for rental units you're asking for trouble with dumb ideas like
> that.  Likewise, cobbling together some sort of hack, and tormenting your
> tenants in the process, really doesn't seem like a good idea.
>
> When I suggested a contractor it was intended to avoid various problems like
> that.  Installations that follow code, professional time spent in/out of the
> tenant space, avoiding risks to existing boiler gear, etc.
>
> -Bill Kearney