Does it learn your manual temperature adjustments like the Nest does?
1031054
No. This is not a learning device. It runs on a schedule that you can set or control from the device or your mobile. You can also override that schedule from the device or your mobile at any time.
1031055
No, not like the Nest, BUT I disagree with CrazyVirus! I have had two different types of Honeywell Thermostats and they both had a slight learning ability. It does learn how long it takes to warm up or cool down your home. Meaning, if you set it to change the temp at 6am and it took an hour or so to get to that temperature it will remember that the next time and start early so the temperature is reached at 6am (not an hour later). So, yes in a way it is a learning device! BUT not like the Nest. I chose this over the Nest for better controllability!
1031056
Thankfully, no. My wife and I usually agree on our customized temperature settings, but she makes manual adjustments often, depending on activities, visitors, etc. When doing so, she is not upsetting the auto-settings we had chosen, which is how we like it.
1533062
Yes it does. You will find that if you set the temperature at, say 74 degrees, the furnace will turn on when the house temperature is 73 and turn off at 75. The range on some thermostats is adjustable. The example shows a 1 degree variance on each side of 74 degrees. Some can be set to a 1/2 degree variance, but this will cause the heating unit to turn on and off more and be less fuel efficient, although some people may feel more comfortable.
468316
Yes, it will tell verde the current temperature, and you can see the settings and change them remotely.
465511
Yes you can set different heat levels not a typical thermostat to set it at a specific temperature
1440508
No. It does not. I'm not sure if the folks who answered "Yes" to this question have a different model heater or what? I just got mine last week and the thermostat only works in the high heat setting. I just checked the manual. It says " AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (Figure 4)The automatic temperature function will only operate on "High" heat (). You cannot set the temperature automatically when the unit is in the low heat mode." You can see the manual here: http://www.laskoproducts.com/remote-control-ceramic-heater-with-digital-display-model-755320/ No. It does not. I'm not sure if the folks who answered "Yes" to this question have a different model heater or what? I just got mine last week and the thermostat only works in the high heat setting. I just checked the manual. It says " AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (Figure 4)The automatic temperature function will only operate on "High" heat (). You cannot set the temperature automatically when the unit is in the low heat mode." You can see the manual here:... » Read More No. It does not. I'm not sure if the folks who answered "Yes" to this question have a different model heater or what? I just got mine last week and the thermostat only works in the high heat setting. I just checked the manual. It says " AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (Figure 4)The automatic temperature function will only operate on "High" heat (). You cannot set the temperature automatically when the unit is in the low heat mode." You can see the manual here: http://www.laskoproducts.com/remote-control-ceramic-heater-with-digital-display-model-755320/ « Show Less
502892
No, not automatically. There are "high", "low", and "keep warm" settings, but they must be changed manually.
2075776
In answer to your question, not that I'm aware of. It shows room temperature unless you press either the up or down button to change the desired setpoint.
1708540
To my knowledge this unit does not. It only eliminates needing to switch from heat to AC. It is very accurate at monitoring temps.
734843
You would have to manually press. Maybe the higher end model that lets you select the exact temperature could be rigged up.
989960
Yes. It generates reports and will even show you comparisons in run times from month to month. It uses algorithms to calculate the least required amount of run times to maintain the desired temperatures. The web login interface is really nice and informative. This has been the best thermostat we have owned. Reliable, comfortable, cost saver, and easy. What I like about it is how anyone can just easily walk up to it and change the hold temperature by pushing the up or down buttons, yet it has so many features that are laid out in an easy to use web interface.
684775
Probably not entirely true. The lowest 'knob' sets the temperature. It has a 'stop' built in for the normally preferred maximum temp but if you push that little handle into the knob slightly, you can move the knob to hotter if you like...
1699402
Yes, it has a dial to adjust from hot to warm to cool. Very pleased with mine!
558479
Yes it has the option to adjust the heat, but it just has a small scroll on it, so it does not show the temperature it is at.
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.
1690297
Yes it does. Digital screen displays the temperature and plus n minus buttons to control it.
335820
This model doesn't and I doubt any of them do. The digital thermostat can be set to the temperature you wish, but it is not programmable. It has a high setting to get a room warm fast, a middle setting to maintain temperature and a low setting that doesn't let the room drop below 68 degrees. Use the high setting to get up to temperature and then leave it on the low setting (which costs next to nothing to run) all day or all night. When you come into the room, if it's not warm enough, you get go up to the middle setting to whatever you like. Run this way, you can maintain a good temperature all the time without spending much for power. I don't live in a cold climate, but while it was dropping down into the low 40s at night, I would run the heater as I describe with no problem. I can't vouch for really cold areas, however.
394168
Yes there's a hold button so you can adjust to a certain temp and then hit hold.