Can you set this device to auto change for each four time settings? IE:Turn on heat when below 65 or turn on AC when above 75 on Mon at 5pm.
828652
Hi, the timer has an override switch to put the heat on or the cool down. It is very controllable and the heat remains set until you click back to Auto.John
828653
You set the thermostat like any thermostat. If above X temp, turn on AC. If below, turn on heat, etc. The time programming function is to simply turn on that program (If X, then...) at such and such a time. So, if you're out of the house in the day and don't want to warm it, the bottom limit may be 60, but at 5:00, or whenever you set it for, it pumps it up to 72. Then at 10 PM (or whenever) it lets go and falls back to the default lower limit until, say, 6:30 AM the next day. Etc. Ditto with AC, but in reverse. You set the unit for Heat, AC or Both.
828654
Unfortunately, I cannot answer that question. I installed that t-stat in a rental unit for a friend over 2 years ago and have not had any callbacks on it. Sorry I cannot help you. I believe it probably will automatically reset to cooling or heating as required due to temperature changes, I really cannot say that for sure!
1565385
Yes as long as you don't turn it off. Each time you power on, the temperature setting goes to default. You can change it, either up or down from there. As long as you have it set where you want it, you can use it multiple times.
1151009
Whatever you set it to. That said it does not automatically switch between heat and cooling. You have to. But it's simple.
940532
Yup - you can pretty much put in whatever schedule you'd like. It's a basic thermostat, but that's what I was looking for. Something simple and the ability to program. I have it go on at 7:00am, off at 9:00am, back on at 6:30pm and off at 10:00pm.
2201130
Yes. You can set temperature or operating mode manually. There are three push buttons on the device.
1943109
Both! You can set it to change automatically between heat and cool, or you can force it to change to whichever one you want. I've always done it manually, because such a changeover often occurs when the temperatures outside/inside don't require EITHER heat or cool, so I just wait until I feel the need for heating or cooling. Hope this helps.
683653
Yes, but it must be configured to do so. If you see only "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, then press "fan" and "up" simultaneously. When the screen changes, press "next" until you reach option 12. Setting "0" enables "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, while setting"1" enables "heat/cool/auto/off." Setting "3" is "auto/off" only. When you press "done," your mode screen will show the option you selected. FYI: In "auto" mode, the "heat" temperature at any time must always be at least 3 degrees less than the "cool" temperature. Yes, but it must be configured to do so. If you see only "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, then press "fan" and "up" simultaneously. When the screen changes, press "next" until you reach option 12. Setting "0" enables "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, while setting"1" enables "heat/cool/auto/off." Setting "3" is "auto/off" only. When you press "done," your mode screen will show the option you selected. FYI: In "auto" mode, the "heat" temperature at any time... » Read More Yes, but it must be configured to do so. If you see only "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, then press "fan" and "up" simultaneously. When the screen changes, press "next" until you reach option 12. Setting "0" enables "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, while setting"1" enables "heat/cool/auto/off." Setting "3" is "auto/off" only. When you press "done," your mode screen will show the option you selected. FYI: In "auto" mode, the "heat" temperature at any time must always be at least 3 degrees less than the "cool" temperature. « Show Less
2103887
Yes, it has auto function which will automatically turn on AC or heat if the set temperature you have for cooling or heating is exceeded.
1057091
Yes. You can set it at 72 and leave it at 72. Or any other temp for that matter. This is a very good unit quiet, and energy efficient. It is our second one. The other lasted 20 years.
917457
You say 24/7 so than set all (Morning, Day, afternoon, evening to 79 degrees). for weekdays as well as week ends. I believe the unit is set at 1 degree swing. So when the temperature reaches 80 the ac will turn on. You can change the swing degrees on this unit. You can download the manual from the Lux Web site. Don't forget this unit will only work with units that come on after power is turned off. So if you ac unit is on and you pull the plug and than when you plug it back inif the ac comes on without you having to press any buttons than this unit will work.
38667
It should switch automatically based on your set temp. If it needs to cool down it will switch to cool and vice versa.
779642
Just press the on/off button for about 5 seconds and it will change. It is set for Celsius and not to Fahrenheit. Easy fix. Wish they were all this easy - would simplify my life!
211932
Yes you can by taking advantage of the fact that the device actually has 4 individual timers. You would set timer 1 at 4 hours, timer 2 at 8 hours, and timer 3 at 12 hours.
502892
No, not automatically. There are "high", "low", and "keep warm" settings, but they must be changed manually.
72646
Once set up, it has a button to go from off, heat, or cool - you tell it what you want. I don't think any device has an "auto" function like you want, you still have to tell it what your doing.
210787
That would be a great idea. I never tried that but don't think it would work. the controls (mine has two) have to be set manually each time to the heat setting you want. They shut off after about 10 -12 hours. They will not come on automatically by adding power. 9
1470443
You can select any foer (4) time period you chose. If you wish you can select different weekend times. The times from the factory are random. Also you will find that the thermostat has a one (1) degree temperture differential from heat (on) to off. So it may seem that it will run often, but it won't run as long due to less time for heat rise to the set temp. Good luck. PS: a great thermostat