How loud is the click when the thermostat activates? I'm trying to find one for my bedroom.
1111719
It's really not loud at all. We thought we had a bad thermostat when we originally installed this, but it was our furnace, and not the thermostat that was defective. This has worked well for us since we got our furnace repaired last year. What you will hear is a soft click. I can hear it a few feet away, but our thermostat is outside our bedroom door and it doesn't wake me at night.
1111720
It is NOT that loud = ours is outside the door of our bedroom which we keep open. You will hear the air conditioner come on more than the click. Also - one thing that we didn't remember at first was when you turn on the air conditioner there is a 2 minute delay to when the unit comes on. I really like the fact that you have 4 settings per day and 7 days a week to program - it's not just weekdays and weekend. Also there is a "copy" mode so if you have scheduled one day and want to repeat it you can copy to the next day etc etc. Really like this thermostat! Great buy
63783
There is a relay arm in the thermostat that makes a loud click when thermostat is switching on or off. It may be that those reporting no noise have had the thermostat housing sound-insulated.
2142309
Mine will make an audible clicking noise whenever the system starts up or shuts down. I'm guessing it is something inside completing the circuit allowing the system to run.
446757
When the thermostat goes on and off there is a very slight clicking sound...hardly audible...
702963
I don't mind the noise, so I don't know if my answer will help you or not. Our A/C is installed in the master bedroom(we have a two bedroom model) and it is pretty quiet until we turn the temp down for the night. We like to sleep with it cooler. Hope that helps.
716527
Mine definitely is not that loud. You could open it in bedroom and no one else would know. I would contact manufacturer. Got to be a way to change it.
1061038
Umm. I had it in my dorm room. It operates silently but makes a click noise when it starts after being switched off by the thermostat.
1460788
Yes the one I bought has clicking sounds and I got the heater for the bedroom
2251289
it's not too loud. normal loud like other heater. iif you keep low settle it's good.. high sett like other heater. but keep it's in mind it's good for up to 150 sqft. room. large room not good.<niraj
1972847
Unfortunately, the sound is normal for this particular thermostat. I replaced an older Honeywell with this unit and was amazed that the newer model made such a loud click when calling for chilled air (still summer here). Since the thermostat is in my hallway, I am sure the click is louder due to the echo off the walls. But heck ... my "old" thermostat was so silent that I had to lean in to hear the relay pick. Actually looking at tossing this one for something quieter and with more features perhaps. I am not going to talk to my thermostat from my phone but I would like to have the outside air temp displayed. So ... quiet its not. Unfortunately, the sound is normal for this particular thermostat. I replaced an older Honeywell with this unit and was amazed that the newer model made such a loud click when calling for chilled air (still summer here). Since the thermostat is in my hallway, I am sure the click is louder due to the echo off the walls. But heck ... my "old" thermostat was so silent that I had to lean in to hear the relay pick. Actually looking at tossing this one for something quieter and with more features perhaps. I am not going to talk to my thermostat from my phone but I would like to have the... » Read More Unfortunately, the sound is normal for this particular thermostat. I replaced an older Honeywell with this unit and was amazed that the newer model made such a loud click when calling for chilled air (still summer here). Since the thermostat is in my hallway, I am sure the click is louder due to the echo off the walls. But heck ... my "old" thermostat was so silent that I had to lean in to hear the relay pick. Actually looking at tossing this one for something quieter and with more features perhaps. I am not going to talk to my thermostat from my phone but I would like to have the outside air temp displayed. So ... quiet its not. « Show Less
1700723
Yes, it makes a fairly loud "click" sound when it switches on and off. I had to replace my 12 year old switch with a new one. Same brand. But this new one is much louder than the old one.
2136265
Sort of hard to say - since it's subjective. I keep mine outside my bedroom door - on the first speed - and it doesn't bother me at all. Sort of just a low fan sound - about the same as the heat kicking on and off. I don't notice it at all. However, all of the other speeds, in my opinion, are very loud. It goes up to 5 - and that sounds like a 747 idling. I guess if you had it in some remote location and wanted to crank it up, the higher speeds would work. I live in a 1200 sq ft townhome and, set at 45, it keep the upstairs (where it is) at about 45% and the downstairs at about 35%. Perfect for me. I'm really happy with it. No more shocking all the pets with static electricity! Sort of hard to say - since it's subjective. I keep mine outside my bedroom door - on the first speed - and it doesn't bother me at all. Sort of just a low fan sound - about the same as the heat kicking on and off. I don't notice it at all. However, all of the other speeds, in my opinion, are very loud. It goes up to 5 - and that sounds like a 747 idling. I guess if you had it in some remote location and wanted to crank it up, the higher speeds would work. I live in a 1200 sq ft townhome and, set at 45, it keep the upstairs (where it is) at about 45% and the downstairs at about 35%. Perfect... » Read More Sort of hard to say - since it's subjective. I keep mine outside my bedroom door - on the first speed - and it doesn't bother me at all. Sort of just a low fan sound - about the same as the heat kicking on and off. I don't notice it at all. However, all of the other speeds, in my opinion, are very loud. It goes up to 5 - and that sounds like a 747 idling. I guess if you had it in some remote location and wanted to crank it up, the higher speeds would work. I live in a 1200 sq ft townhome and, set at 45, it keep the upstairs (where it is) at about 45% and the downstairs at about 35%. Perfect for me. I'm really happy with it. No more shocking all the pets with static electricity! « Show Less
1168166
To be honest with you, I've installed 5 of them. And the only thing I notice is the light turning on with maybe a slight, very slight hollow click. The others I've installed that have a push button on off switch and that are more complicated to program than simply moving the the setting knob. Those I do hear a click, not loud but at least 3 times louder than these.
1640265
No, our did not make a clicking sound. However ours died already. It was only 8 months old. Honeywell would not stand behind it although we could prove purchase date. Couldn't find this model in a store so not sure if it was a bad model that they discontinued. Buy with caution. Maybe buy it from an actual store so you can return it if does die out on you. Let the store fight Honeywell.
518051
If you are setting the thermostat it will click when it reaches the desired setting then click on again. Unless you leave it on the max setting which is 85 degrees, then all you'll hear is the fan but that's less annoying than the click on and off. The fan noise is low.
1570010
Are you referring to the amount of noise it makes when its running? My unit is in storage for the winter, so I cannot measure for you, but I can attest that it is no louder than the average window unit.
1675421
I had the same issue and the solution I used was to leave the fan on all night... It is not very energy efficient but it works for me... you can schedule the fan independently from the A/C and this allows you to avoid the clicking sound during your "sleep" schedule