We at Genuine Comfort often receive questions about furnaces and how to fix common problems that can occur. Sometimes we will get questions about general furnace maintenance or which furnaces run best in certain conditions. For today’s article, we will be answering the question “Will my furnace run without a thermostat?” People will often ask this question when building a new home. When new homeowners get to the point where they are ready to put up drywall and paint, they are often also trying to figure out their heating and cooling situation. If you are currently in this situation or want to learn more about whether your furnace will run without a thermostat, continue reading.
Why Do Thermostats Exist?
Firstly, it is important to understand why most homes have thermostats and why you may or may not want one in your home. Thermostats exist because they provide homeowners with a way to quickly and easily control their heating and cooling systems. However, some people prefer to have their walls clear, and a thermostat can block a homeowner’s aesthetic. That is why some homeowners look for ways to help their furnace run without a thermostat.
Will My Furnace Run Without A Thermostat?
The answer to the question “Will my furnace run without a thermostat?” is yes! There are certain ways that you can help your furnace run without a thermostat. With a qualified HVAC professional on your side, you will be able to quickly and easily get your furnace set up without a thermostat. We at Genuine Comfort provide our customers with premium, effective HVAC services that aim to improve the air temperature within their homes. We have extensive experience installing thermostats and furnaces and can help you remove a thermostat if you prefer to not have one. Continue reading to learn about two ways that we can help you set up your furnace without needing a thermostat.
Two Ways To Set Up Your Furnace Without A Thermostat
The first way that you can set up your furnace without needing to have a thermostat installed, is to wire nut the white and red wires together. This will cause the furnace to run without a thermostat. The second way to avoid using a thermostat is to get a piece of equipment that looks like a resistor with two wires that you can put on your furnace. However, with this option, the temperature will always be between 62 and 65 degrees, and cannot be changed outside of that range.
Quick Warning
If you are planning to set up your furnace with one of the previously mentioned methods without a thermostat, we at Genuine Comfort want to give you a quick warning. Sometimes, when people move around the wires or put the wires in the wrong spots, they can short out the circuit board. Make sure to contact a professional in order to protect your equipment and get the most effective heating and cooling results.
Are You In Need Of HVAC Services?
If you are in need of help with repairing or maintaining your heating and cooling systems, you have come to the right place. We at Genuine Comfort offer comprehensive and tried-and-true solutions to help our customers maintain the temperature and condition of their air. Our team is talented, experienced, and extremely knowledgeable about the HVAC industry in Utah. We know how to fix the specific and nuanced problems that your heating and cooling systems have and we are willing to be available to our customers when they need us. For more information or to schedule maintenance, feel free to reach out to us today.
