I've looked every where and can not find a reference to what the thermistor resistance value is in the LR-TEMP-FLSH. Honeywell's are 20k and they have one that's 10k to hook in a series/parallel config with a another 20k sensor for averaging but they are not flush so what's Lutron's flush sensor. AprilAire and HAI Omnistat flush sensors are 10k and up until now I thought that was the norm.
Now Honeywell does have a sensor affixed to a 1 gang metal plate C7772A1012 which they call a flush sensor which I supposed could be recessed on a box and taped over but IMHO this lack of a real flush sensor is pretty stupid. Not to mention nothing for remote humidity sensing. Wish Lutron partnered with AprilAire instead since most integrator are already familiar with working with them.
Now since Honeywell uses a series parallel wiring scheme using two 20k and one 10k to achieve averaging might it be possible to use two 10k flush sensors in series be they Lutron's if that's what they are or AprilAire's of HAI's. There really should be more common sense being use with this stuff.
Why no humidity sensors too, both wired and wireless.