Does the remote indicate what the actual temperature is at the base unit, or what the temperature setting is?
1049097
No, the remote does not indicate the actual temperature at the base unit, nor what the temperature setting is on the base unit, on the remote that I have. It only allows you to increase/decrease the setting. But it is very reliable and easy to learn what your setting is if you program it. We listen for the click of the relay at the base unit to know if the AC or furnace is going to come on.
1049098
No it does not. It allows you to turn up and down the temp, and also set back to the current program temp. Pretty basic but workable.TBH, I listen for the click of the relay in the base unit to know when I've triggered heat...
1049099
it does not. it only blinks to show it did something. up and down buttons and that's all.
1049100
The remote has only 3 buttons. One raises the current setting one degree per push, one lowers it. The third reset the temperature to the original setting (I think - I never use it.) So you do not know what the current or changed temperature setting actually it. It works great for me snce all I am concerned about is changing the current setting, not what it is.
1049101
No remote has no display on it just up and down buttons and a green light that flashes when you change the tempHope this helps
1049102
No. The remote does not have any temp display or any display at all. it only has up and down temp buttons.
1049103
No, it does not. It might be hard to see on the remote, but it has only 3 buttons. You can increase the size of the pic so you can see that there is no display.
1049104
No, but one click on the up or down buttons means one degree up or down. If you not sure just press the cancel button above the up/down buttons and the setting goes back to where you started from. The green confirmation light on the remote will flicker a few times any time a button is pressed to acknowledge the action. Next to our bed upstairs I have an old weather station with temperature display and the sensor for this is downstairs next to the thermostat, so at least we know for sure whats going on. I'm so used to the remote that I rarely have to double check .
786421
It has a temp setting on the unit but not digital but a dial its accurate as I did buy a thermometer as well All I did to install was taped the probe to the wall and screwed the controller to the back set the temp and plugged it in
762321
Thank you for your inquiry.This unit includes remote thermostat that can adjust the output temperature from 100°F to 140°F with the capability to display temperatures in both °C and °F.http://www.noritz.com/wp-content/uploads/NRC1111-Spec.pdfKind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA
142141
No. My control unit has 4 buttons below the display. But this might indicate that mine is an older model as it also lacks a low control temperature of 88 F, the lowest temperature I can set mine at is 113 F. We are pleased with our pad.
468312
Yes it does. You see current temp, the current target temperature, whether it is on heat or cool, fan settings, et al. I have set up notifications when the current room temp drops below 50 degrees, so I get an email letting me know. I also set it so that it cannot be set over 75 degrees. Lastly, it emails me when batteries are running low, say below 15%. Hope that helps.
117098
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.
480050
When you are programming the set point it shows the temp you are setting it to. During normal operation it shows the current temperature reading from the probe.
1433880
I'm really not sure. I'm thinking this would be a question for a heating professional. The remote actually acts as a thermostat. All you do is set it for a median temperature and the stove shuts down when it's reached and turns back on when the room temperature drops 3 degrees below the median temperature you have chosen.
2131502
I don't think that you can tell what the set point is unless you look at the readout on the thermostat itself.
452104
Yes; it shows the setpoint while you hold an adjustment button, but after you release the +/- button it reverts to showing the actual temperature (of the heater -- the tip temperature lags a little as it does on any station).
1889760
it has a thermostat temperature setting and a low medium high setting if that answers your question
584034
This does not have a remote temp sensor. the sensor is on the unit. You can raise and lower temp. and fan speed from the remote.
584032
I guess they mean that you can control all the functions of the unit from the remote? But this unit does not have a remote temp. sensor. The newer ones do. but this unit works fine. I have no complaints.
1941186
Sounds like you have a bad control board. The temp can be set on both the front face of the unit and with the remote control. Take it back and get a new one!!
1951065
Yes. The remote has an "energy saver" button on it to start or stop it. The "follow-me" remote will determine the set temperature at the remote instead of the AC unit. The follow-me can do everything, even glows in the dark. I am very happy with this AC, all the features, it is much more than they say it is, I recommend it to you.
1882200
When up press the up or down buttons it will show the current set temperature and the temperature you stop at becomes the new set temp
740516
on the remote you can raise the temperature on the "temp up" setting to the temperature you want the heater to reach