I see the temp listed in the display which I assume is what you want it set to, does it show current temp reading for the room
2002989
The temp on the display is the curent temp in the room. If you push the up or down arrow button the display will change to the set temp, which can then be changed by pushing either the up or down arrow button again.
2002990
yes ,shows room temp,you press up or down to set temp ,then display returns to room temp
2002991
Display shows the current room temperature. Pressing the up or down arrow button results in the temperature set point being displayed. Pushing the up or down arrow button again increases or decreases the temperature set point. The display will return to displaying the current room temperature after a few seconds.
2002992
pressing the up or the down button allows you to change the temp up or down...the display without touch is the temperature in the room.
2002993
Yes, after the setting is adjusted the display switches back to the current temperature.
2002994
It always showed the temp and when you push the up or down key it showed the set temp
2002995
Once the batteries are in place it shows the current temperature of the room. When you press the up or down arrow it goes into set mode to set the desired temperature. After the desired temperature is set the display returns to the temp of the room. Takes about 3 or 4 seconds to reset.
2002996
The display shows the present temp in the room. If you push the up arrow, the display changes to the setpoint and if you keep pressing up, the set point increases. Example, 66 in the room, and 66 on the display. I push the up until it reads 71. When I release the up arrow, the display goes back to 66 and within a second or two, the fire logs come on and stay on till the room reaches 71. I hope that answers your question.
1713991
The current temp should always be displayed. Mine sometimes goes blank and shuts the furnace off. I believe it to be caused by poor solder joints at the connector. I have not attempted to repair it yet.
2158248
This newer version works the same as the old mercury room switch ones. The bottom section shows the present room temperature. The upper section of the dial indicates temperature set point. It rotates to your desired setting. 'hope this helps.
1914439
unless they have changed it, it looks exactly as shown...the last temp shown is 700 just as it enters the orange section...on mine there are no other numbers...
1457541
I got this heater today, didn't use it yet. But just so you know, the red numbers you see in the front is not the digital display or current temp of the water, it shows at what setting you kept your thermostat. I don't know how accurate that thermostat works.
1242232
When I switch from heat or off to 'cool', the display will show 'cool to' - which is the temperature that I had set earlier when I went through the schedule set up.
948525
Yes, the display can be changed to degrees C. You access the "System Setup", go to Function 320, and use the Up/Down arrows to change from degrees F to degrees C. The process is well-described in the thermostat's installation guide.
1910109
Yes there is. It tellsvyou the current temp as well as an option for setting the heater to the temp you want.
200294
My monitor does not display temp. It does however display signal strength, time and battery none of which can be turned off or modified.
1064887
The temperature and other writing only show up when the unit is first turned on or if the settings are changed while the unit is on. After a few seconds (5 maybe) this goes away so you don't have to see it.
117097
Yes, the current temperature, and there's also a red light on the left of the display to indicate whether its heating or cooling, and if it's in an active heat/cool mode.
1732444
Yes it does show the current temperature, the target temperature can be adjusted depending on what you want. The second you turn on the machine it's cold. The lowest temperature reading on the unit is 61 degrees. It's quite chilly if you let it run for about 1 hour. The room will freeze.
1998447
Yes. Assuming that you mean to use the indoor sensor, go to Installer Options and select one or more sensors for the temperature reading (choosing multiple sensors, including the thermostat itself, will average the temperature readings). The indoor sensors also read humidity, but you can only choose one (but you can choose a different one for dehumidification if you'd like). If you mean to use the remote sensor (w/ display) then link it to whichever thermostat you'd like it to work with.
1956329
Go to the Installer Mode on your thermostat, and set variable 340 to one of the following:0 - Display temp. at thermostat location only1 - Display temp. at indoor sensor location(s)2 - Average between thermostat & sensor location(s)When you change the setting, you should notice the temperature read-out change based on what was selected.Unfortunately there is no way to read the individual sensor if you have several. These can only work as one external sensor, or an average of 4 sensors, but nothing in between.
563173
No, it reads the surface temperature of whatever object you point it at. You can't "point it" at clear air -- it will read the temperature of the surface across the room.
480049
It displays the actual temperature, you don't see the temperature preset unless you go to the program setting mode. Just remember, it only displays celcius. I have another thermometer in my cooler that displays the temperature in farenheit. It was a fun project to wire and set up. I am a complete novice with electrical circuits, but a fairly handy person.
2099086
If you have an air vent close to the sensor, it will detect the change in temperature from the heater/AC airflow. One of my bathrooms has that issue. Try redirecting the airflow higher so it's not registered by the sensor.