[assuming you mean "not the transmitter box]. It's the 'transmitter box' which contains the temperature sensor, so you couldn't use the other bits of the system without it.
Given that you have the required cable in place, that would certainly be the simplest (and, IMO, most sensible) course. It's not as if standard wired thermostats are very expensive - you'll probably make a profit if you can sell the wireless one!
Sure, I understand all that
If "bot" does not mean "not", what does it mean? - and if it does mean "not", that seems inconsistent with what you and I understand about the two components of the system.
Thanks for clarifying. As you will realise, that is how I (if not others!) have interpreted your question all along - and, as I (and EFLI) have said, you just can't do that. Apart from anything else, the transmitter has no terminals to attach wiring to, nor the internal switching facility which it would have to have - it merely sends messages to the receiver, which is where the wiring connects and the switching occurs.
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