Is this soundproofed in order to reduces the clicking noise commonly heard with conventional thermostats?
1876954
There is a slight clicking sound when the heat turns on. I am a light sleeper and it has not bothered me although if you are looking for complete sound obliteration this may not work for you.
1876955
It is not soundproofed. There is a soft but still audible click when the heat goes on.
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
1460788
Yes the one I bought has clicking sounds and I got the heater for the bedroom
1058696
maybe some of the noise but not oil canning it self. .if you are asking about reduction in noise it should help!?
1240771
No, and although I sometimes miss this feature I presume they don't include this functionality on purpose b/c it would be a safety risk in a kitchen timer: user might disable the sound, forget the sound is off and as a consequence burn something in the kitchen.
1732418
First of all thermostat is not the "noisy" part of the HVAC system. it is the actual air conditioner or heater that's producing the noise. That being said, the thermostat is totally silent.
906764
I have two units; one for heat and one for the AC. Only the one for the AC clicks on and off. The manufacturer offered to replace it, but then said that 50% of them make that noise. Of course, the AC hasn't been on in months (I live in PA), but I actually think that either it stopped the clicking, or I got used to it and totally ignored it. I actually had two Honeywells for years that were totally quite, but they became inaccurate and shut the heat and AC on and off, and that noise was louder than the clicking. Ya can't always get what you want.
679095
Yes, it does click, but for me, it's almost inaudible. Bottom line?..so what. Whether you can hear it click, or not, the important thing is that it works as intended.
21683
Not at all. It has a couple power/heating indicator LEDs in the front. They are low-power but can be covered up with tape if necessary. In addition, this heating tech is completely silent; no creaking/popping as the elements expand and collapse. The only noise is the click of the relay when toggling power to the elements.
1317872
No, but in settings you can assign a sound to the lock feature so you can hear a click.
1972850
When you switch the heating or the cooling on or off it will make a brief not very loud clicking noise.
1592163
The only clicking noises I hear are from the baseboard heaters themselves. This thermostat has a variable rate function which means the heaters are not on full-bore all the time. The thermo ramps down the amount of heat as the temp gets close to your desired temp and ramps up as the temp drops. This is supposed to use less power than if it were all or nothing, on or off.
442328
Not at all. You hear the ice fall into the bin, but not any motor noise. I installed it in a tv room and I'm not bothered by any noise.
240993
It does make some clicking sound but it's not that noticeable to me. If it is loud enough for you and it is bothersome you should really try to get a replacement as it may be defective and will soon fail.
1194860
The heater is not "whisper quiet" but for me the noise level is acceptable.
452867
No. It had minimal noise reduction. Try a additional or larger gauge ground wires. Good Luck
1675420
No, I have not have the need, I only have one of these on the main floor, but the click is a little louder than the thermostat (different) in the master bedroom. I would call Honeywell.