how low can you set this thermostat will it go down to 40 and will the batteries last for 1 year or longer, does it run on the 24 v from the furnace
2037885
The thermostat setting from 45-95About the battery i just bought it less than a year
2037886
It will only go down to 45 degrees Fahrenheit, the batteries will last over a year and it is 24 vac
433468
Cannot run on batteries; this is VERY complicated to install because of the remote control. The thermostat was easy, but I had to disconnect it because of the module that has to be connected to the furnace. Had 2 plumbers tell me to call an electrician. The electrician is still reviewing the book!
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The temp you set will remain unless there is a power outage. If good batteries are installed the temp will continue to hold even with power out. (If power gpoes out your furnace or A/C will also lose power). You can set the temp w/o batteries if power is on.
985513
It does not have a thermostat it will run all the time ,it does have a 1ht-2hr or a 4hr timer.You can set the temp. to low or high.
1473648
You can set it from 1-5. I'm not sure of what temperature it will turn off at on any of the settings.This model is made to have all 5 burners on at once. Either it is on or it just has the pilot lit. Other models without the thermostat will light either 1,3, or 5 burners. but you have to control them manually
1728015
I am no expert but it sounds like you have a defective TH 106. The on/off feature on these thermostats is triggered by the temperature at the TH 106. I would return it for replacement. Ted
652332
The temp range is maybe 70F-140F degrees on the thermostat ... There is NO an on/off setting.This unit is in my attic and I haven't been up there in a while-- so those temp ranges are just a guess. Thanks!
704960
You can run this without a 24VDC source. I only have heat, you do not need air conditioning in the U.P., so I only needed three wires. I do all of the control in my VeraLite so I do not use the features of the thermostat. I find that the temperature signal from the thermostat is not reliable in the VeraLite but the system controls perfectly so I do not care. Batteries last six months or so.
1290663
No, this thermostat requires constant power - you will need a 24V "common" wire connected to the thermostat's "C" terminal. You would either need to run additional wires from your furnace to this thermostat, or there is an adapter you may be able to install into your current setup, but I'm not sure if you can make it work with only two wires. Either way you will need to modify your current configuration to include the common wire. See http://www.amazon.com/Venstar-Add-A-Wire-Wire-Adapter/dp/B0013LVDQA
1191907
I didn't have a C wire when I installed my thermostat. From what I can figure, the C wire is used for power, and the batteries will kick in when the power goes out. My previous thermostat was programmable with batteries. The batteries lasted a long time in that thermostat. You can set the temperature range where you want and leave it. For some reason, my Vera 3 set up 3 thermostats. 2 are like ghost thermostats, and 1 is the real one. But, I can access and control that thermostat from anywhere. I also set the poling time lower so that it checks the temperature on the thermostat more often. I think I set it at 1/2 hour.
1594871
It doesn't have a digital display or numeric dial to set a definite temperature. Even on low with the dial set at the lowest setting, I doubt 40 degrees F would be the lowest it would go. I'm sure the thermostat would kick in somewhere in the low 60's/high 50's and turn the heat on.
500542
I replaced an old Honeywell thermostat which didn't have a 24v Common wire with the CT100 Z-Wave Programmable, so I've always used the 4 AA batteries to power it. They last forever, and power failures have no effect.
1765668
I keep mine set at about 30 degrees. I have a thermometer on the wall and when I am not in my shop I turn the thermostat down to 30. If I turn it down more the heater will not run at all.
340812
I think we have the light grey one so I can't answer that question. When the power goes out there are batteries that allow the thermostat to continue to work. However, your furnace/AC will not be working. When the power comes back on the thermostat will re-establish contact with your WiFi and everything will be fine. If you go to the Total Comfort website you can set up an email message to be sent you if the thermostat looses contact with the WiFi. That is almost always because of a power failure. I love that feature as we live in Alaska and spend several months outside of Alaska at a second home in the winter. So I know when the power goes off and it notifies me when the thermostat re-establishes contact with the WiFi when the power comes back on. So if there is a lengthy delay I can call and have someone go and check our home out. Hope this helps.
1750560
Yes your battery will go down, I put in a toggle switch , to control everything I went from the heater to the switch to the battery, that way I was a 100 percent it's off.
1829999
Hello. This is a consumer grade thermostat so it does not allow for cycles per hour. You can set the the turn on or off point to be 1-3 degrees.
147179
It's two degrees. In other words, if you have it set on 70 degrees and heat, the furnace will come on when the temperature gets down to 69 and turn off when it gets to 71. But most of the time it will stay at whatever temperature you set it. It's really very good. I've had mine for a year now and I'm really very happy with it/