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Originally Posted by BogeyBoy
Set the humidistat to 0 degrees - On.
Set you thermostat to the desired temperature.
Should work.
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Originally Posted by Sparky-30
Thanks, finally figured it out, I put the humidistat on around 30 and the heat kicked in, never had one of those before in my former homes.
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I don't mean to be picky, but it really is a DEhumidistat not a humidistat. It works with the air conditioner to remove humidity from the environment, hence the use of the prefix DE. A humidistat would be used to ADD humidity to the environment.