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HVAC Gurus - PTAC Controls
I just moved into an apartment. I knew it had PTAC units which aren’t my favorite, specifically Model No. PTH093G25AXXXGA
I pay for electric so I’m looking to be efficient in their use. This is the control panel. ![]() I’ve researched and I know my options are limited, but I am looking to see if I can install an external thermostat with at least a few programmable options, such as an occupied and unoccupied mode that I can schedule. I really don’t want to run surface mounted wiring, nor do I want to be cutting up walls and fishing wires to an appropriate location for a thermostat. Does anyone know of a stable and affordable wireless option? I believe I will need to install a wireless transmitter as this model does not have that cap capability built-in. But I have two of these and don’t want to spend a fortune on something. I may only be in for 15 months. |
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I’ve seen a remote thermostat, but I haven’t found a programmable thermostat.
https://www.amana-ptac.com/products/eden-accessories/remote-thermostat https://www.amana-ptac.com/products/eden-accessories/gateway-antenna https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gmw9iCBKZU Last edited by A930Rocket; 04-12-2026 at 07:23 AM.. |
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Yes, if I’m going to do anything I need the daytime setback. Without that, it’s not worth the trouble.
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If you want to buy your own t-stat and install it, you should find the multi wire cable right there where the existing t-stat is. The wiring color code is industry wide standard. I have a Honeywell unit that came with all the programming you want plus a remote. I hardly ever use the remote. It was pricey but I wanted one that does not support wi fi.
You might want wi fi as that is your remote.
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There is no wall mounted stat. Just the built in controls on the PTAC. |
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Well I guess invading the internals of your unit is not ideal especially since it's not yours. I hope there's something you can do. The manufacturer should have built in at least the basic set back function.
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