If I do not have a "hold" set on the remote, but I select "read temp from this device", will the main thermostat use the remote temp when following a schedule?
1548849
Yes. 'read temp from this device' does exactly what it says, regardless of whether it's on hold or not.
1680206
Yes, it does - you can 'hold' any temp you set until you change it/tell it to go back to its program
647763
Directly, no; indirectly yes. You'll need to contact the mfg tech support. They mentioned something about an alert service for a fee. The RadStat app allows control such as off/on, temp setting, home/away--normal thermostat actions. I think for the alarm (such as to note whether your heat has failed in the winter) you need to have the stat monitored, and I think some alarm companies do that too. There is chatter on their website forums about alarm.com.
2109328
When power goes out the thermostat holds the stored information for a while. If the power is out for extended time period then information is lost. This is as accurate as I can offer it as I've never timed it.
2099843
I haven't had that problem. My thermostat follows the schedule I've programed. There may be a problem with your unit.
475522
Yes, it has a built in thermostat which will hold your selected temperature.
1590045
I do not think it does. I will also add that the unit I have has a very narrow temperature control range. While it maintains a constant thermostat reading, say 68 degrees, my HVAC cycles on and off repeatedly during the hour. I can turn the unit off and the indoor temp will take quite a while to actually rise or lower by one degree so the sensor seems to be triggering within tenths of a degree. This is too narrow a range for me and I am looking for a different thermostat that isn't quite so sensitive to temp changes.
1267662
i dont believe the thermostat can read the remote "thermostat" or remote "sensors", unless it has the 12 volt power from the 4th wire to operate that part of the system
584034
This does not have a remote temp sensor. the sensor is on the unit. You can raise and lower temp. and fan speed from the remote.
866613
This can be set on "hi" or "low", both of which bypass the thermostat and are not auto off. Or you can use the thermostat settings which are auto off based on room temp (though the thermostat temp settings seem inaccurate)
1170088
no. there is a key pad on the front of the unit so you can select the temperature that you would like. Its worked great for us so far. Good luck
2002504
This unit comes with a remote control which has a thermostat built into it, providing you continuous temperature readings. Hope that answers your question.
1081265
It's a standard thermostat that has minimal remote control and monitoring capabilities. You can change the temperature remotely, but then anyone at the location can change it right back. There is no electronic lockout of the units controls. You would need to put a lock box around the thermostat to prevent tampering, just like a standard thermostat.
2172866
Not on the model we bought. It has mechanical controls. I would not let not having a remote deter me from buying this stove. It has an adjustable thermostat so you can set it and forget it. When it reaches the preset temperature the heat turns off. Great little heater. I would buy another if needed.
1191907
I didn't have a C wire when I installed my thermostat. From what I can figure, the C wire is used for power, and the batteries will kick in when the power goes out. My previous thermostat was programmable with batteries. The batteries lasted a long time in that thermostat. You can set the temperature range where you want and leave it. For some reason, my Vera 3 set up 3 thermostats. 2 are like ghost thermostats, and 1 is the real one. But, I can access and control that thermostat from anywhere. I also set the poling time lower so that it checks the temperature on the thermostat more often. I think I set it at 1/2 hour.
1049098
No it does not. It allows you to turn up and down the temp, and also set back to the current program temp. Pretty basic but workable.TBH, I listen for the click of the relay in the base unit to know when I've triggered heat...
1571133
there is no remote. it has a temperature control with a thermostat and when it get too hot, shuts down for a while. There is a dial from low to high next to the switches for the "fire" and the actual heater. You can run one without the other. we put our house thermostat on hold and use the "fireplace" heater when we are in the family room and there is no need to heat the rest of the house. It has worked well for us.