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simple answer is to buy a programmable stat thatis battery operated. no need for a N then., just replace battery every 12 months or so.
 
Hi everyone! Could I use your wisdom one more time to confirm that this battery-powered thermostat will work?
Danfoss TPONE-B
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Thanks!
 

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