I do not understand the programing. It has morning, day, evening, and night. If I want it to cool if the temp gets to 80 F or above 24/7 how do I set it?
917456
Basically you will need to set the temperature for each time period during the day to 80 degrees. You will also need to do this for the weekend setting too.For example, if you want your temperature set at 80 degrees from 0800-1800-hrs and 75 degrees from 1800-0800 hrs, you can adjust the time for the morning to 80, afternoon to 80, evening temperature at 75 and night temperature at 75 degrees with the times set at 0800, afternoon doesn't matter as long as it is before 1800 hrs, evening time 1800 hrs, and night time also does not matter as long as it is set before 0800 hrs.
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.
917458
You don't have to program the unit for different time periods. Put the unit in COOL mode, push HOLD, and set the temperature to 80 degrees. I put mine on HOLD at 65 degrees for heater. It works great.
917459
At different time of the days when you're at work or home you can save on cost. This way when you're at work it can be a little cooler or hotter pending on time of year. Nigh time you might want it to be set at a different temp for sleeping. Just before you come home it will cool you down. It is a schedule for the life you live coming and going in and out of the normal routine day or nights. They work good for differant things. Hope this helps best that I could think of at this time.
917460
As far as I know basically you just set 4 temperatures you'd like to see. You can set a temp you'd like to see in the morning, maybe 70 degrees, then one during the day when you're not at home, maybe 60 degrees, then one in the evening when you get home from work, maybe 70 degrees again, and finally one for at night when you are asleep, maybe 60 degrees again. If you want them all to be the same, set them all the same. For heating or cooling.
927896
Yes, you simply set the program to turn on at 5pm and off at 11pm the same day. This program can be set up for each day or M-F and/or different on Sat and Sun. There is even a Tues-Sat day window that can be used. Multiple time periods are programmable.
978930
I haven't looked at the programming directions in a while, but you should be able to. You set it to your needs. I have mine set to come on at 6PM and shut off at 11PM. It even adjusted for daylight savings.
2014615
You can set it to run the program every day. Mine is set to run every morning and every evening.
992646
Yes, you can set each day and night temp. User manual can be found here: http://www.luxproproducts.com/pdfs/PSP300_WebMan_ENG.pdf
307231
The program (on/off) is set by the time of day for a seven day period. If you know the time of sunset you could program in that time, but there is no light sensor. I previously had put sensors on my lights, but they were not that "accurate" and after a few months they quit working all together. Being able to turn on the lights at a specified time is much better for me, although some reprogramming will be required as DST kicks in and the hours of sunlight changes. Hope this helps.
43226
As others have said, make sure that you've set your programs to heat/cool in a way that fits your schedule. Also make sure that you've set the system to the appropriate setting. For example in the summer I set mine to "cool." In the fall/spring when I don't use the heating and cooling, I set it to "off" and then in the winter I switch it to "heat." These are the only things that I could think of that might be causing trouble.
1754744
The thermostat is easy to use and yes, you can set multiple temps and times for each day. The one gotcha is to be sure you set the dip switches on the back (there are 3) before placing it on the way. The rest is explained in the user instruction book that comes with it.
1594865
You can't really set it to a particular temperature. You turn it on full blast and once the temperature feels right you turn the thermostat down until you hear it make a tick sound. Then the heater will cycle on and off to keep that temperature.
450910
Each time the unit is powered off, when powered back on (which you need to do manually), it starts off at 75 degrees. You then need to adjust it to your preferred setting.
1517193
You can set 4 different temperatures for - Awake, Leave, Return and Sleep for Weekdays and Weekends i.e. total of 4x2 = 8 settings
332388
Yes, temperature settings are in 1 degree increments, so you can set it at 72. Also the timer option goes from 0 hr - 8 hr in 1 hr increments as well.
1694532
You can program four different time setting for the 5 weekdays and another four different time/temp settings for the weekend days. So you can have it set differently for weekdays when most people work versus weekends when most people are at home and might sleep later.
2205941
You can actually program it to do either one. There's a setting in the back. I found this out by accident when I was wondering why the heat kept starting a few minutes early!
426813
Yes, it can be programed to come on at sunset and off two hours later. You have full control of when it comes on and when it goes off. You can set up to seven different programs.
854149
In settings there is the ability to set a different program for each individual day of the week. However, we do not use our thermostats with that function, so I can't say how functional the feature is. Overall though, we have been very pleased with these thermostats (we have 6 in our church) and have found Motison to be exceptionally responsive to inquiries. You may want to contact them directly - we have found that a live person has always answered anytime we have called them.
35441
You set the temperature you prefer and the time (for example, 4 hours on High). After that it automatically goes to Warm for 8 hours. If you just turn it on I think Warm is the default until you select a temp. Hope that helps.