The cover is missing from this thermostat, so I don't what brand or model it is and I don't have the manual for it.
Best Answer
Most residential thermostats are designed to be easily removed on one of two ways:
The entire device slides up ~ 1/2" and then pulls off the mounting screws
The front pulls forward, possibly with a plastic tab or two on top or bottom pried open with a flat screwdriver, revealing a back panel screwed into wall and containing the connections to the wires going to the furnace & air conditioning.
Either way, once you have it off the wall it is usually easy to find manufacturer/model information.
Your Lux TX1500E thermostat is not made to be used with a Heat Pump system with emergency heat, so it can't be used in your installation. Lux has an updated model, TX1500U that is made for "heat pumps with up to 2-stage heat/1 stage cool".
Best Answer
Most residential thermostats are designed to be easily removed on one of two ways:
The entire device slides up ~ 1/2" and then pulls off the mounting screws
The front pulls forward, possibly with a plastic tab or two on top or bottom pried open with a flat screwdriver, revealing a back panel screwed into wall and containing the connections to the wires going to the furnace & air conditioning.
Either way, once you have it off the wall it is usually easy to find manufacturer/model information.