Will the Wall-Mounted Thermostat Part # AT15029 and Remote Control Part # AT15023 Interchange

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I have an atwood non ducted ac that i think the thermostat remote style maybe bad I also have a atwood ducted unit with the wall thermostat. Wonder if i can swap tstats for test purposes

asked by: Brad

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The Replacement Digital Wall-Mounted Thermostat for Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioners part # AT15029 is compatible with AT15027-22, AT15028-22, AT15032-22,or AT15033-22 models whereas the Replacement Wireless Remote Control for Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioners part # AT15023 is compatible with AT15026-21, AT15025-21, AT15027-22, AT15028-22, AT15032-22, and AT15033-22 models. If the model number of your air conditioner is listed below for each controller then they can be used in place of one another but if not, you would need to replace the controller with the appropriate one.

expert reply by: Conner L

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