With "follow-me" is a lag btwn the room temp and the set temp of 3-4 degrees normal?
2077571
I'm not sure of the exact discrepancy but the "follow me" function doesn't seem to work very well.
2077572
I don't use the "follow me" function, but I found the same thing on the two units I own. That is, if I want the room temp to be 78, I have to set the air conditioner to 74. No big deal. Not surprising, I think.
1234000
I just did a test with a digital meat thermometer. On the slow water setting and all other settings on high the temp got up to 135. It also seem to keep the temp steady. If I stopped the flow of water the temp jump right back to 135 when I started flow again.
12890
No problems with over heating. I've been playing a couple games (dirt 3 maxed, skyrim medium - high, borderlands high, assassins creed 3 medium high) all with little to no lag. And I've seen 65*C on rare occasions after a couple hours . Idk about it overclocking or how it works. Hope this helps
1201791
In auto mode, it's 5 degrees Fahrenheit (that would be closer to 2 degrees Celsius). I believe you can set the temps closer than that if you manually switch from heat to cooling, but I assume you don't want that. I've got three of these at our church building, and last month I just lowered the thresholds for the closest settings to favor cooling. Come fall I'll bump them up again for heating. People's perceptions of the appropriate temperature change with the outside conditions ;-)
257879
I'm running 4.433 on stock right now. Temps can get warm but not detrimental if you turn up the cpu fan speed. Completely stable as well.
893852
I checked on my unit and the control goes down to 60 degrees.I have never had it lower than 72.I live in Houston and the room stays cold when the A/C is running.
420789
It is consistent +/- 0.3 degrees.... There are variables of the user technique and subject. For example, I've had patients take off a hat and it reads at least a degree or two higher than it will only 30 seconds later. Also, distance from skin is a factor. You must consider too that body temperature, while remaining within a narrow homeostatic range, does vary itself from moment to moment. What I will say is that this meter INVARIABLY detects elevated temperatures and fever.
455857
I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even had to shut unit off & put on a fan...I love my ProCom I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even... » Read More I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even had to shut unit off & put on a fan...I love my ProCom « Show Less
337513
30 degrees if i'm not mistaking, it's not variable. it has preset lock-ins.
1614204
I now like the machine but the settings/temps process is mysterious. In brief, be sure it is in the mode you want; like standard and not eco or fan. I turn it on and up to where it starts, then back it down. I set its reading to four or five degrees higher than I actually intend. This way it cycles on and off at night and keeps the (bed)room at the desired temperature. This advice may not help. In which case persist; just fool with the thing until you win. Or call LeLonghi and good luck with that.
1219185
I do believe mine maintains the temperature close to +/- 1 degree but, more important, this range is adjustable. The TX500E has an adjustment for swing (their term) or temperature differential, and also another to calibrate the temperature reading so that it reads the exact room temperature. You can download a user manual by doing a search for TX500E. Both procedures are in the manual. Good luck.
1486388
I have gotten numerous emails throughout time saying there was trouble connecting. I am not 100% sure, but I believe you would get an email if it cannot connect for a period of time. I know 100% sure if you try to change the temp from the app and it does not go through you will get an email. This is an excerpt from an email I got recently when my router went down: The following Alert has occurred:The thermostat Family Room is not communicating with My Total Connect Comfort.Alert occurred at: 12/29/2013 07:10:56 UTCLocation Name: HomeThermostat Name: Family Room I have gotten numerous emails throughout time saying there was trouble connecting. I am not 100% sure, but I believe you would get an email if it cannot connect for a period of time. I know 100% sure if you try to change the temp from the app and it does not go through you will get an email. This is an excerpt from an email I got recently when my router went down: The following Alert has occurred:The thermostat Family Room is not communicating with My Total Connect Comfort.Alert occurred at: 12/29/2013 07:10:56 UTCLocation Name: HomeThermostat Name:... » Read More I have gotten numerous emails throughout time saying there was trouble connecting. I am not 100% sure, but I believe you would get an email if it cannot connect for a period of time. I know 100% sure if you try to change the temp from the app and it does not go through you will get an email. This is an excerpt from an email I got recently when my router went down: The following Alert has occurred:The thermostat Family Room is not communicating with My Total Connect Comfort.Alert occurred at: 12/29/2013 07:10:56 UTCLocation Name: HomeThermostat Name: Family Room « Show Less
2084353
HC+ H for Hot or C for Cold CP is range of Temp... default is 2 LA is floor level temp (minimum) HA is the upper limit PU is the lag time before the device will kick on again after it shuts off. CA is temperature correction. So if you set it for 40 degrees and a seperate thermometer reads it at 42, you would enter -2 to adjust the unit. hope this helps
702675
It shows actual room temp. When you push an up or down button it shows what you set it at.
2061891
Anything over 3 meters and the measurement will be really inaccurate. I have measured temps within 2 meters with a 3 or 4 c variance.
247613
My house is at 500ft. The watch reads 1457. I haven't calibrated it in a while but the temp is the same as the last time it was calibrated. It's not what you want.
232959
I am using mine at a range of about 40' and goin through at least two walls. Don't be tricked by the temp not changing right away. I was at first. It only updates like once a minute so give it some time and make sure the temp is changing in the test area. I like this. It works perfect for me to keep an eye on my deep freezers out in my utility room.