does this device tell the verde controller the current temp and current setting so you can monitor the room settings and temp?
468310
I do not know about the Verde Controller but I know that the information is available to my PC software so you should be able to get it as well.
468311
This device did not work well with my verde controller but I ended up with a nest after 2 months of owning the device.
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.
468313
I know that it can report current temp and mode to other apps, I believe to a z wave std spec. If Verde can read that, then I would imagine yes.
468314
I use this with my ADT pulse and it sends the temp back for monitoring & remote adjustment... As well as scheduling.
468315
yes it does. You can view the current temperature from their online console or a host of mios apps.
468316
Yes, it will tell verde the current temperature, and you can see the settings and change them remotely.
468317
This unit did not work with our Front Point system so we sent it back and got the Honeywell unit which works great.
610060
It displays the room temp and when you press the up or down button it changes to the set temp and then reverts back to the room temp.
1732445
Hi,If you change the mode to fan or dehumidify the current temp will display. Otherwise the temp shows the desired temp, rather than current temp.
1917153
Ours has a push-button controller. You can turn it on or off, set for pre-heat and/or auto-turnoff, and adjust the temperature. It has a digital readout, but the backlighting is faint.
317799
Pull the data sheet for the charge controler it should say what it handles for peak.. is it a mppt charge control ?
1516331
Yes you can monitor co2 But additional indoor module do't monitor volume level
1960024
Neither. The charging current is pulse modulated to the battery and the voltage rises indicated by two constant green LEDs. When charge is achieved the right green LED flashes. The two digit LED in the window indicates the WORK MODE. If you really want to know charge voltage, charge current, charge watts& more, I'd put a Turnigy 130A wattmeter between the Solar panel and the controller.
1219183
Yes. Certainly on the setpoint. On the heated ambient air the temperature it could vary up to -/+ 2° in my case. The unit is very sensitive. It has an adjustment for cycle time to control the temp deadband around the setpoint. Also, thermostat positioning will affect the temp variation.
1100303
Mine remembers the last used temp. I don't change that much. I altered one of the presets slightly for my favorite temp, although don't recall that I made it the startup default. But it pops up to that temp everytime I turn it on. Just checked it again for you simply altering it on the fly, turned off, and it popped right back to the new (last set) temp. Fine unit; don't know what I did without it.
466095
Yes; just don't activate the temperature monitoring function. It is a very nice unit. You have to read the instructions closely when setting the unit up.
1308065
HA! I asked them the same question! No.They said that the whole purpose of it was to monitor raw energy. a battery backup will give you inaccurate readings. that does make since, as this unit needs to read spikes and drops etc. as well as normal current pull.
1583021
Yes, but be aware that it only measures temperature when you ask it to (from the app). It doesn't monitor conditions continuously.
645141
If it has 2 prongs. The temperature controller really works best monitoring small confined spaces.
644367
You can see how much power your using...works as described. I use it to see how much power I will need and then I know how big a solar panel or energy generating bike I will use to go off the grid.
1163411
Yes it is. I have it on my desk and I can see my power consumption at any given time. It's wireless and the receiver runs on batteries so you can carry it with you if you're exploring where your usage is going. It's got a lot of features that I don't use, such as multiple tariff rates. I bought it because I want to be able to see the total load on my electrical system at any given time. It does that nicely and refreshes about every 15 seconds with current info.
1207469
Yeah! It's got a heat dial on the side and you can adjust the temperature. It doesn't tell you what the temp is, but it does have high/low settings
476280
No, the settings are stored in non-volatile memory, so power outages or unplugging doesnt affect settings. I set one controller aside literally for years. When plugged back in the last settings were there.