Honeywell
Honeywell THM6000R7001/U RedLINK Internet Gateway hvac control
Connects RedLINK thermostats to the internet for remote control, includes Ethernet cable and power adapter
- ColorWhite
- Remote HVAC control via RedLINK internet gateway
- Connects up to four heat and two cool heat pumps
- Operates on 902 to 928 MHz frequency band
- Includes three-foot ethernet cable and 5V power adapter
- Compact 29 by 91 by 99 millimetre white housing
RedLINK Internet Gateway for HVAC Control
The Honeywell THM6000R7001/U connects RedLINK wireless thermostats to the internet for remote access. It supports systems up to four heat and two cool heat pumps. The package includes a three-foot Ethernet cable and a 5Vdc, 1000mA plug-in power adapter. The unit operates on a 902 to 928 MHz frequency band.
Replaces Earlier THM6000R1002 Model
This gateway supersedes the Honeywell THM6000R1002, adding internet connectivity for remote monitoring and control. The upgrade is worthwhile when you need to manage RedLINK thermostats and accessories from a smartphone or web portal. It uses a 24-volt plug-in transformer and accepts 20 to 30 Vac electrical ratings for power.
Suits RedLINK Thermostat Owners
Homeowners with compatible RedLINK enabled thermostats gain remote management without rewiring. The compact white enclosure measures 29 mm depth by 99 mm height by 91 mm width. Buyers without RedLINK thermostats or those needing local-only control should consider other options. The gateway requires a wired Ethernet connection to the router.
Highlights
- Remote HVAC control via RedLINK internet gateway
- Connects up to four heat and two cool heat pumps
- Operates on 902 to 928 MHz frequency band
- Includes three-foot ethernet cable and 5V power adapter
- Compact 29 by 91 by 99 millimetre white housing
Specifications
| Brand | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
How much clearance is needed for the 1.125 in depth, 3.904 in height, and 3.578 in width of the gateway?
The unit measures 29 mm deep, 99 mm high, and 91 mm wide, so allow at least that space plus room for the Ethernet cable and power adapter to connect without sharp bends.
What is the correct way to power the gateway, and what mistake should be avoided?
Plug the included 5 Vdc 1000 mA adapter into a mains socket; do not connect the gateway directly to a 24 Vac transformer — the adapter converts the voltage for you.
When will the 5 Vdc 1000 mA power adapter need replacement?
Replace the adapter if the gateway loses power intermittently, the adapter feels excessively hot, or the output voltage drifts below 5 Vdc under load.
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