So this monitor displays only one thermocouple at a time, does it save Min, Max and Avg of both or just the one being viewed
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You can toggle back an forth between the two themocouple readings. When you are viewing T1 the min/max/avg refers to that thermocouple, and the same for T2. It stores a set of values for each thermocouple.
396531
I didn't know it even had a thermastat. I don't think there's a manual setting. All I know is it work great on my Log Splitter. It only needs to be on about 90 minutes.
2005727
This only allows one additional monitor to be plugged in. In addition to a currently running monitor. This will not allow you to run 2 monitors plus your standard monitor. It will only allow a +1 monitor
672771
Two for the thermocouple itself, but be sure to ground the braid/probe otherwise you may get noise in your readings.
1882202
As far as I can tell, it only displays ambient unless you press a button, then it shows the set temp temporarily.
1816139
I'm going off memory here...but I do recall there are different modes. You can try and follow the included instructions but they're not great. Don't be afraid to press buttons, it's pretty easy to figure out what each one does after a series of hits. I do remember reading too though people having mixed issues with certain types of monitors. Hopefully that's not your situation. Hope this helps.
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Yes. On the left side of the timer/temp display there's a button with the "I/O" symbol on it that turns the unit on and off. Note: even when the unit is OFF, the display will show "- - -". I guess that's just to indicate that the unit is plugged in and ready to be turned on. When turned on with the "I/O" button, the display will then show either the temperature setting or the timer, depending on which mode you select. When you turn it off, it goes back to showing "- - -".
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It usually heats up under a minute. If you increase the heat and the display doesn't go up, you most likely have a defective unit.
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Yes, the display is always on, and displays the actual temperature in C, not F, which cannot be changed. You have to go into the setup mode to see temperature set point, hidden when in run mode.
101875
No need for anything else as long as your system is redlink enabled already. If you only have one thermostat the PCC (http://amzn.com/B004MH0S40) will just display a duplicate of what is on the thermostat. The PCC is nice to consolidate information when you have multiple thermostats in one home.
1882201
The set temp only displays for several seconds when the set button or the up/Down Arrow buttons are tapped. There is no way to continuously display it.
1374978
Both, the constant display is for the thermostat setting, but you can hold down the "temp up" botton for 3 seconds (or so) and it will display the room tempature for just a moment.
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I really havn't had the unit long enough to know, have you given any thought to the fact that most pc moniters often give different color values than in the original input ????
97123
No problems on my set up, I have one on the main panel and two on a sub panel, no noted differences
1637310
Per the internet and some experience with thermocouples, it may mean bad thermocouple. If this is the case it is broken.
1376442
It will show both actual and percentage. Just select which display you want in the HRM set up mode
1713660
OK, first this is a thermostat, it closes relays when the temperature is right and also the fan relay. The battery only powers the display and relay when you hit temperature. Don't worry about the voltage 12, 24. the thermostat connects the + from either the air or heater to the heater wire or the ac wire or the fan. If you go to modmyrv.com they have instructions there are only a few AC and heaters they use. Sorry for the long answer but I'm an HVAC guy, and this is not rocket science.