Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I have a 3 wire oil thermostat will this work for that???
Document: Who knows, it may have been the board. Anyway, this newest Honeywell is a honey. It does what it is programmed to do and saves me money!! If you use lithium (super long-life) AA batteries, you may have backup power for over over 3+ years. Now if I had only known this thermostat was this cheap, I could have argued for a better deal ...
The screen is easy to see and I like how the set tempurature and the actual room temperature are displayed at the same time on the same screen. I really like the 24 volt hardwired feature which gives you the option to wire the 24V transformer in your furnace to your thermostat therefore using the batteries as back-up power only (in case of power outage).
I consult Consumer Reports on any major purchase and electronics. They have a strong track record with me. I bought this thermostat after reading their report. It performs flawlessly. As other reviews said, there is a 3 degree "dead zone" between heat and cool if you use the "Auto Changeover" setting (which I use). It does not impact my comfort at all. If you prefer the manual change over from heat to cool, the 3 degree does not apply. Highly recommend this item.
I finally had to replace my pre Honeywell MagicStat and I chose this model which had favorable reviews (in contrast to the "newer model"). I knew there would be a paint mismatch behind the old thermostat so I also got the "wall plate" kit which was a tad expensive but readily solved the problem. I located two new wall anchors (3.25 inches apart) between the old MagicStat holes, positioned the trim plate first with the base plate over it and installed the screws.
Bummer. The thermostat does keep the temp. at a very narrow one degree or less difference, but 77 degrees when cooling feels colder than 77 degrees when heating. (humidity)  Therefore, I must switch from cooling during the day to heating at night, and change the temperature setting each time (it automatically sets the three degrees difference even when on HOLD). If you live in a colder climate though, it would work very well.
We had the older version of this unit in our old home. The set up was exactly the same. We love how accurate it maintains temps in the home. I prefer the auto control function, setting the heat at 70 degrees in the winter and the AC at 72 in the summer. With the auto function, if the temp goes too high or low by more than 3 degrees, the unit switches to the opposing function. Perfect for areas where the temps can fluctuate through out a week.
I started looking online for thermostats after being disappointed in the collection available in local stores. I ended up selecting this product because:1) It can be run off the common power wire (which I recently installed myself specifically for this reason) so I never need to worry about replacing batteries ever. It also backs up the programmed schedule in memory, so on a power-cut you will only need to enter the day/time again.
This one clicks but it is inaudible more than 2-3 feet away, unless your house is completely silent.
We changed out our thermostat with this Honeywell product. I did my homework, and picked this model. It was shipped right on time, and took us LESS than 20 minutes to install. Wow. And it works like a charm. We could not be happier.
I replaced an old manual plain vanilla Honeywell thermostat and that didn't use to click. I'll see if I get used to the clicking, I don't rule out looking for a different thermostat just because of this clicking. I've seen some soundproof models on the market.
Answer: yes