Does this thermostat cycle too often? Any swing adjustment? I bought a Honeywell 6580wf and it constantly cycles and I am not a fan of that.
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I do not have cycle issues. You can adjust the swing to a higher or lower degree depending on how often you want your unit running.
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the swing setting can be selected up to 2 degrees so if you set your heat at 68 and you have it set at 2 your furnace will not kick on until the the thermostat reads 66. This is a nice feature so your furnace is not turning on every 10 min and is more efficient. Yes you can turn this feature on for both heat and cool.
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This Thermostat takes 4 wires. Compare the wiring design of your current thermostat with the Honeywell. I had to run the 4th wire for my system which was the C wire.
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We bought as the same reason as below. For us, the Honeywell RTkH7600D offered the possibility of setting automatic individual heat/cool cycles or programs for each day of the week. The $26 one offers program settings for Monday-through-Friday (one set that applies to all of the 5 weekdays) and a second programmable sets for Saturday and Sunday. We wanted to be able to set different programs for EACH day of the week. I bought two of these and they work great.
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It will depend on the application your thermostat is hooked up to. Mine is hooked up to an oil/hot water furnace and does not restrict cycling. Cannot provide information should this be hooked up to another type of heating system.
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Hi. We have gone through two of these in a short time. The thermostat malfunctions rendering them useless. Seller does not credit when you return it. We found another brand that is betterhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002Q8HDKO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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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.
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I ran it 24/7 in my insulated garage. It does cycle on and off. I had it just keep it at 50ish and it was almost never running when I would go in there. I have a 24x24 garage.
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I haven't had that problem. My thermostat follows the schedule I've programed. There may be a problem with your unit.
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It does not have a thermostat. You have to monitor the temperature, and periodically adjust it, but not very often. It's very "user friendly."
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It has a thermostat like dial with numbers 1 thru 5, so it will cycle on/off when the room gets warm. Other then that it is ON full or OFF.
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I too haven't had any issues. There are heat settings that you can adjust. If it doesn't heat up, you may have a defective unit.
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I don't know Mike - I would suggest you call Honeywell if possible, because it does seem to be a typical, broadly useful thermostat that might work in that situation. I will add that this is the best thermostat I have ever used, and that for reasons my installers can't seem to tell me, it actually makes my furnaces work more quietly.
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It may well be due to the low temp setting at 51. I would suggest trying the automatic temperature control versus adjusting the save-smart temperature and see if it makes any difference. The physical size of the area you are heating can also make a difference. Ours doesn't cycle near as often, but we keep the temperature set at 68 and heat a 900 sq ft area. If you still suspect something is wrong call 1-800-233-0268 (Lasko customer service) and see what they tell you. No matter what we'd appreciate knowing what you find out.
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You will not have that problem with this thermostat. Mine works like a charm, and I like the fact it is digital...and accurate.
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You can use the switch for the fan on "automatic"--on-and-off or "on"--where the fan stays on all the time. I actually use that to keep the temperatures more moderate. But my mom and mother-in-law like the automatic better. Maybe that is what you are experiencing?
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I don't think there's any adjustment for cycle time. Make sure the fan setting (FA on the display) is set to "Yes"; the default setting is "No". If that doesn't do it, I'd contact Honeywell.