EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361 Thermostat | Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, South Shore & North Shore

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SKU: 1F80-361

Out at work all week, home on weekends, and no reprogramming when summer comes: the 1F80-361 stores its heating and cooling programs together.

5-1-1weekdays, Saturday, Sunday
Hot wateror steam, per the instructions
1 yearmanufacturer warranty
Programmable
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Quick facts

Model number1F80-361
ProgrammableYes
Wi-FiNo
Touch screenNo
ENERGY STARNo
Warranty1 year

You are at work Monday to Friday, and you do not want to reprogram everything when air conditioning season starts. The Classic 80 Series 1F80-361 (the White-Rodgers line from EMERSON) follows a 5-1-1 week and stores its heating program and its cooling program at the same time. At 1.1 in. deep, its slim housing stays discreet on the wall.

A 5-1-1 week, for heating and for cooling

  • 5-1-1 programming: weekdays, Saturday and Sunday, 4 periods a day.
  • Two programs in memory: heating and cooling, stored at the same time.
  • Override and hold: override until the next period, or manual hold.
  • Program memory: kept through a power failure.
  • Power: 8 to 30 VAC 50/60 Hz or DC, 2 AA batteries included, optional C terminal.
  • Backlit LCD: in a housing 6.1 in. wide by 3.8 in. high.

Supported systems

The 1F80-361 runs standard heating and cooling, or heat only, on gas, oil or electric equipment, as well as millivolt systems and single-stage heat pumps without backup heat. According to the Classic 80 instructions, it also suits hot water or steam systems, except 3-wire zoned hydronic systems. It is not for multi-stage systems, dual fuel, baseboards, electric floor heating or wall or ducted heat pumps, or for systems over 30 VAC and 1.5 A.

Two neighbouring models

In its 2025 cross-reference table, the brand lists the EMERSON 80 Series 1F83C-11PR to replace the 1F80-361. That model runs a 7-day or 5-1-1 schedule, or none, and takes setpoints up to 37 °C; its sheet lists keypad lock, setpoint limits and a built-in level, without naming hot water or steam. In the same Classic 80 series, the EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F86-344 is non-programmable, and its sheet lists separate heating and cooling setpoints and a filter reminder.

Your installation with AirGreen

The 1F80-361 runs on its 2 AA batteries; if a C wire is present, we use it. We first confirm that your furnace or heat pump has a single stage, then enter your weekday, Saturday and Sunday programs with you, in heating and in cooling. The in-home estimate is free.

Manufacturer document: Classic 80 1F80-361 installation instructions (37-6621). Sold and installed by AirGreen. We serve Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore.

01 · Key facts

Key facts: EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361

Four things to know, then its ID card in twelve answers. “—” means the manufacturer does not publish it.

Type24 V thermostatEMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361
Forstandard heat/cool or heat onlySystems
Power8 to 30 VAC 50/60 Hz or DCPower supply
ConnectionnoneConnectivity
02 · Compatible?

Is the EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361 compatible with your heating?

Two steps, thirty seconds. The verdict takes your system and your wiring into account.

Full compatibility table

Heating systemVerdictWhy
Central heat pumpYesSingle-stage heat pump without backup heat only (1H/1C).
Dual energy (heat pump + furnace)NoOne heating stage only: dual energy needs a backup stage.
Electric furnaceYes24 V control of the furnace.
Gas or oil furnaceYes24 V control of the furnace; the thermostat does not touch the fuel supply.
Steam, gravity or hot waterYesThe instructions list hot water or steam systems, except 3-wire zoned hydronic systems.
Baseboards, convectors, radiant ceilingNoA baseboard runs on 120/240 V: it needs a line-voltage electronic thermostat.
Fan-forced heaterNoA fan-forced heater needs a line-voltage thermostat rated for fans.
Electric floor heatingNoElectric floor heating needs a floor thermostat with a probe.
Wall or ducted mini-split heat pumpNoA wall heat pump is controlled by its own brand’s controller or a compatible Wi-Fi module.
03 · Wiring

The terminals behind the thermostat

Tap an element to see what it does. A working diagram, not a substitute for the manufacturer’s installation guide.

04 · Try it

Try the EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361 before you buy

Raise the setpoint, change the mode: see how it responds.

05 · Your savings

How much good programming can save you

Set up your typical week. The math follows the rule published by Natural Resources Canada.

06 · Winter and rebates

Winter, Rate Flex D and rebates: what this thermostat changes

With Hydro-Québec’s Rate Flex D, electricity costs less most of the winter and more during a few peak hours. A programmable thermostat does the work for you.

07 · Head to head

The EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361 or its closest sibling?

The most useful comparison: the model right next to it in our catalogue.

08 · The right choice

The right thermostat in three questions

If this model is not the right one for you, the page says so and shows you which one is.

09 · Installation

Installed and set up by our technicians, in five steps

What we do at your place, in order. The on-site estimate is free.

  1. 01InspectionEquipment, stages to control and existing wiring.
  2. 02C wireCommon wire added if the model needs it and it is missing.
  3. 03MountingWall base, terminal wiring, cover plate if needed.
  4. 04SettingsEquipment type, stages, dual energy and accessories.
  5. 05Start-upConnection, app, schedule and tests with you.
10 · Specifications

EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361 specifications

From the manufacturer’s sheet. Type a word: the list filters as you write.

GeneralStages1 heat / 1 cool
GeneralSystemsstandard heat/cool or heat only (gas, oil, electric); hot water or steam; millivolt; single-stage heat pump with no backup heat
GeneralLimitnot for multi-stage systems, 3-wire zoned hydronic systems or systems over 30 VAC and 1.5 A
GeneralProgramming5-1-1 day, 4 periods per day; heating and cooling programs stored at the same time
ElectricalPower supply8 to 30 VAC 50/60 Hz or DC; 2 AA batteries included; optional C terminal
ElectricalLoad0.05 to 1.0 A per terminal, 1.5 A total
ElectricalTerminalsRC, RH, C, W, Y, G, O, B
GeneralSetpoint range7 to 32 °C (45 to 90 °F)
GeneralFeaturesoverride until the next period, manual hold, program kept during a power failure
Format and contentsDisplaybacklit LCD
ConnectivityConnectivitynone (no Wi-Fi)
Format and contentsDimensions6.1 in. (W) x 3.8 in. (H) x 1.1 in. (D)
Format and contentsColourwhite
General2025 cross-referencereplaced by the 80 Series 1F83C-11PR
GeneralManufacturer instructions37-6621 (White-Rodgers)
11 · Questions

Frequently asked questions about the EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361

Short answers, no detours.

What does the EMERSON Classic 80 Series 1F80-361 work with?

According to the manufacturer’s sheet: standard heat/cool or heat only (gas, oil, electric); hot water or steam; millivolt; single-stage heat pump with no backup heat.

Does it need a C wire?

Per the spec sheet, it can run on batteries; a common wire is still recommended when available.

Can it control electric baseboards?

No. It is a low-voltage (24 V) thermostat. 120/240 V baseboards need a line-voltage electronic thermostat.

Can it be controlled remotely?

Not directly: it has no built-in Wi-Fi.

Does AirGreen install it?

Yes. We sell and install this product in Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, the South Shore and the North Shore. The on-site estimate is free.

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Sources checked on October 5, 2026.

  • Manufacturer’s spec sheet for this product (summarized in the description and specifications above)
  • Natural Resources Canada, “Keeping the Heat In”, section 9 (modified September 29, 2025)
  • Hydro-Québec, electricity rates in effect April 1, 2026; Rate Flex D and Winter Credit Option pages (consulted October 5, 2026)
  • Énergir, smart thermostat grant (consulted October 5, 2026)

Savings shown are estimates; only Hydro-Québec and Énergir confirm a rate or a rebate.