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Rather than speculate, take the advice of people you don't know, or trying to hack your thermostat, why not give a professional a call and get some advice?

I've used Mike Labanz of Good Guys Air Conditioning and Heating.

He is super professional and as honest as the day is long.

352-805-0035

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For all you Thermostat hackers out there:

http://siglercommercial.com/wp-conte...AT_INSTALL.pdf

http://s7d2.scene7.com/is/content/Wa...2442_en_ii.pdf

You can also add a remote temperature sensor and set up humidity control.