Wireless Thermostats

Explore our selection of top-rated wireless thermostats from trusted brands like Honeywell, Pro1, and more. With user-friendly interfaces, smart connectivity options, and energy-saving features, these wireless thermostats are designed to meet the demands of modern homes and businesses. Whether you’re looking for remote access, zone control, or energy-efficient temperature management, our range of wireless thermostats provides a seamless upgrade for any HVAC setup.

 

Popular Picks (Kits vs. Thermostat-Only)

All-In-One Wireless Kit (Programmable): Honeywell FocusPRO YTH6320R1001 — includes the TH6320R1004 wireless thermostat, THM5320R1000 EIM, and a return air sensor. It communicates via RedLINK for rock-solid reliability. Great for full wireless conversions and thermostat relocations.

Thermostat-Only (add to existing EIM or TrueZONE): Honeywell TH6320R1004 — wireless FocusPRO thermostat. It requires an EIM or Honeywell HZ432/HZ322 panel (use THM4000R1000 wireless adapter for zoned operation). Ideal when the equipment module is already in place.

Honeywell T10+ Pro Smart THX321WFS3001W — RedLINK 3.0 smart stat with indoor sensor; requires an EIM or TrueZONE wireless adapter for wireless-to-equipment setups.

Honeywell VisionPRO 8000 TH8321R1001 — RedLINK thermostat with dehumidification control; pair with an EIM/TrueZONE when going wireless-to-equipment.

Honeywell VisionPRO 8000 TH8320R1003 — RedLINK thermostat; use with an EIM/TrueZONE for wireless-to-equipment.

All-In-One Wireless Kit (Non-Programmable): Honeywell YTH5320R1000 — non-programmable FocusPRO kit with EIM and return air sensor. Simple, durable solution for light commercial and rental properties.

Thermostat-Only (Non-Programmable): Honeywell TH5320R1002 — wireless FocusPRO 5000; requires EIM or TrueZONE. It's compatible with RedLINK accessories.

Room-By-Room Comfort with Wireless Sensors: Pro1 T755WHO Wireless Universal System — add PROsync™ wireless remote sensors to balance hot and cold spots. Up to 2H/2C conventional or 4H/2C heat pump, battery or 24V power. Pair with the R751WO wireless sensor.

App-Controlled Value Smart Stat: Google Nest Thermostat (GA02180-US) — control from anywhere in the Google Home app with energy-saving features and system care alerts.

 

How to Quicky Choose the Right Stat

1. Kit or Thermostat-Only? Pick a kit if you need a wireless bridge (EIM) and sensor out of the box. Choose thermostat-only when an EIM/TrueZONE is already installed.
2. System Type & Stages: Verify conventional vs. heat pump and staging (e.g., up to 3H/2C conventional or 5H/3C heat pump on select models).
3. Accessories & Sensors: For multi-room comfort, add wireless room sensors (Pro1 PROsync) or RedLINK accessories (outdoor sensor, internet gateway) as needed.

Need a hand matching parts? Share with us your system type, staging, and whether you already have an EIM/TrueZONE panel—we’ll point you to the exact wireless setup.

Call 1 (844) 727-8748 or email at customer.service@jacksonsystems.com

 

Replacing a Wired Thermostat with a Wireless Thermostat Kit

This guide walks you through replacing a conventional, hard-wired thermostat with a wireless thermostat kit—specifically one that uses RF communication to an Equipment Interface Module (EIM) installed at the furnace or air handler.

 

Step 1: Select the Right System Approach

Wireless thermostat solutions fall into two categories:

• True wireless-to-equipment kits: These include a battery- or low-voltage-powered thermostat that communicates via RedLINK (or other RF protocols) with an EIM mounted at the HVAC system. No control wires are required at the thermostat location.
• Wi-Fi smart thermostats (e.g., Nest, ecobee): These still require existing wall wires to control HVAC equipment and are not suitable when the goal is to eliminate wall cabling.

Best Choice for Cable-Free Installs: Use a wireless thermostat kit that includes a compatible EIM based on system type (conventional, heat pump, number of stages, and IAQ features).

 

Step 2: Verify System Compatibility (5 Key Checks)

1. System Type: Identify if it’s conventional (gas/electric) or heat pump. Count the stages (e.g., W2, Y2). Look for an O/B terminal for heat pumps.
2. Accessories: Confirm whether there’s humidification, dehumidification, ventilation, or dual fuel. Choose an EIM with the appropriate terminals.
3. Zoning: If a zone panel is present, the EIM wires to the panel’s thermostat terminals, not the furnace board.
4. Communicating Systems: Carrier Infinity, Trane ComfortLink, etc., require proprietary controls or adapters. Generic EIMs will not work.
5. Power Availability: Ensure 24 VAC (R & C) is available from the HVAC system to power the EIM.

 

Step 3: Tools & Materials Needed

• Wireless thermostat + EIM kit (plus any remote/outdoor sensors if applicable)
• Multimeter
• Smartphone (for setup/app pairing)
• Hand tools and anchors
• Wire labels
• Drill (if new mounting required)
• Knowledge of O/B changeover behavior (for heat pumps)

 

Step 3: Disconnect and Document

1. Shut off HVAC power at the service switch or breaker.
2. Remove the existing thermostat. Photograph and label each wire (R, C, Y, W, G, O/B, Aux, etc.).
3. If wall wiring is being abandoned, cap and insulate each wire and tuck them securely into the junction box for future use.

 

Step 4: Mount and Wire the EIM

1. Mount the EIM on a flat, accessible surface near the HVAC control board.
2. Connect R & C from the air handler to power the EIM.
3. Move the system control wires from the furnace board to the EIM:
   1. Conventional systems: R, C, Y, W/W2, G
   2. Heat pumps: R, C, Y/Y2, O/B, Aux/E, G
   3. IAQ devices: humidifier, dehumidifier, ventilation outputs
4. Secure wiring using strain reliefs and ensure neat, service-friendly routing.

 

Step 5: Mount the Wireless Thermostat

1. Choose an interior location free from direct sunlight, drafts, vents, and exterior walls.
2. Mount the thermostat base and install fresh batteries (if battery-powered model).
3. Ensure the thermostat receives 24 VAC R & C if required (e.g., UWP base).

 

Step 6: Pair the Thermostat and EIM

1. Restore HVAC system power.
2. Enter pairing mode on the EIM (refer to kit manual—usually involves pressing a button until LED blinks).
3. Follow the thermostat’s on-screen prompts to bind with the EIM.
4. If using remote sensors (indoor/outdoor/duct), pair them now.

 

Step 7: Configure Installer Settings

Don’t skip these essential settings:

• System type & stage count
• O/B changeover logic (heat vs. cool energize)
• Fan control: Furnace-handled (Gas/Oil) vs Thermostat-handled (Electric)
• Balance points/lockouts for dual-fuel systems
• IAQ control outputs (humidify, dehumidify, vent)
• Aux/E behavior for heat pump backups

 

Step 8: Perform a Functional Test

Run each mode and confirm proper function:

• Fan (G): blower activates
• Cooling (Y/Y2): condenser engages, airflow verified
• Heating (W/W2 or Y + O/B): stages activate properly
• Aux/E Heat: responds under appropriate conditions
• Accessories: energize as expected
• Error-free cycling through all modes

 

Pro Tips & Common Pitfalls

• Confirm O/B Logic: Incorrect setting may reverse heating/cooling behavior.
• Fan Control Matters: Incorrect gas/electric setting can cause blower issues.
• Zoned Systems: Each zone needs its own EIM, or use the panel’s dedicated wireless kit.
• Mini-splits & Line-Voltage: Do not connect standard EIMs—use brand-specific wireless controls or interface relays.