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Replacement for TH3110D1008

The TH3110D1008 is a wall thermostat used to manage heating and cooling calls in home comfort systems. If your current unit is not turning your system on or has display issues, you may need to swap it out.

We list part number TH1320U4002 as a compatible replacement for TH3110D1008. It is a non-programmable thermostat designed for multi-stage systems.

Safety first. Shut off power to the furnace or air handler at its switch or breaker before touching any wires. Test for power to ensure the circuit is dead before removing the old thermostat from the wall. Hire a licensed HVAC technician for any step you are not sure you can do safely.

The part that replaces it

THIS PART IS LISTED AS REPLACING
  • 1F57-306
  • P320-0110
  • T841A1563
  • T841E1007
  • TH3110D1008
  • TH3210D1004
  • TH5220D1003
  • TH5220D1029
FIT CHECK: MATCH THESE ON YOUR OLD PART
  1. Use: Multi-Stage (Heat/Cool). Compare with the label on your old part.
  2. Stages: 2 Heat/2 Cool (Conventional). Compare with the label on your old part.
  3. Programming: Non-Programmable. Compare with the label on your old part.

What the Thermostat Does

A room thermostat monitors indoor temperature and signals your heating and cooling equipment to run. Most home thermostats send a 24 V control signal from a transformer to manage these operations.

When temperatures rise or fall past your setpoint, the thermostat closes the proper circuit to turn on the furnace, heat pump, or air conditioner.

Why This Replacement Fits

The Honeywell Home TH1320U4002 is listed as a replacement for part number TH3110D1008. It matches systems needing multi-stage heat and cool control.

This model also replaces other common part numbers. It serves as an alternative for T841E1007, P320-0110, T841A1563, TH5220D1029, 1F57-306, TH5220D1003, and TH3210D1004.

  • Controls 2 Heat/2 Cool conventional systems and up to 3H/2C heat pump setups.
  • Non-programmable design with push button controls.
  • Auto changeover option to swap between heating and cooling.
  • Horizontal mount with battery power.

What to Match Before You Swap

Check your existing system configuration before changing parts. Most central systems run on 24 V, while baseboard heaters use line voltage. These types are not the same, so verify your system voltage first.

Make sure your equipment matches the supported stages. This replacement works with 2 Heat/2 Cool conventional setups and multi-stage heating and cooling. You should also verify if your setup provides battery power or requires a C wire.

Installation Tips

Before you pull the old thermostat off the wall, take a photo of which wire goes to which letter terminal. Moving wires one at a time to the matching spots on the new subbase prevents wiring mistakes.

The TH1320U4002 mounts horizontally and runs on battery power. It operates in temperatures from 32°F to 120°F and humidity levels from 5 to 90% RH, non-condensing.

How to confirm it fits

  1. Check the part number on your old unit to confirm it is TH3110D1008.
  2. Confirm your system uses multi-stage heat and cool operation.
  3. Verify your setup matches 2 Heat/2 Cool conventional stages.
  4. Ensure you want a non-programmable thermostat with push button controls.
  5. Check that your wall space accommodates a horizontal mount.

Questions

What other numbers does the TH1320U4002 replace?

It replaces T841E1007, P320-0110, T841A1563, TH5220D1029, TH3110D1008, 1F57-306, TH5220D1003, and TH3210D1004.

Is the TH1320U4002 programmable?

No. The TH1320U4002 is a non-programmable thermostat with push button controls.

How is the replacement thermostat powered?

The TH1320U4002 uses battery power.

Does this thermostat switch between heating and cooling on its own?

Yes. It features auto changeover.

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