Does this thermostat have a 'range' of a degrees ? I mean does it let the room temp go up or down a few degrees before it turns right back on ?
455974
It is called a dead zone. It's to keep the stat from coming on & off in too rapidly.
455975
yes it does i'am very happy with it and ithink you will be very happy with it as was i with the price too cardine l. jordan
455976
I would say yes there is a range of degrees. It is probably also dependent on the location of the thermostat and heat vents. My thermostat is not in an ideal location and sometimes there is difference of 4 or 5 degrees on the display, actual and set temperatures, before the furnace starts up. I also noticed I need to keep the temp set 4 higher than the old mercury switch thermostat.
455977
Sorry, I don't know. It wasn't compatible with what we already had installed.
1829999
Hello. This is a consumer grade thermostat so it does not allow for cycles per hour. You can set the the turn on or off point to be 1-3 degrees.
1233070
It has a low and high setting, and in between, it also has settings for 65, 70, 75, and 80 degrees. You can turn the dial to your desired temperature and a green light shows you the current temperature of the room. Once the temperature reaches what you've set it at, it will turn off. There is also a "quick heat" option that heats up the room faster by using a fan to circulate the air. I've found that it does a good job of heating up the room and maintaining a relatively constant temperature without using the "quick heat.'
335820
This model doesn't and I doubt any of them do. The digital thermostat can be set to the temperature you wish, but it is not programmable. It has a high setting to get a room warm fast, a middle setting to maintain temperature and a low setting that doesn't let the room drop below 68 degrees. Use the high setting to get up to temperature and then leave it on the low setting (which costs next to nothing to run) all day or all night. When you come into the room, if it's not warm enough, you get go up to the middle setting to whatever you like. Run this way, you can maintain a good temperature all the time without spending much for power. I don't live in a cold climate, but while it was dropping down into the low 40s at night, I would run the heater as I describe with no problem. I can't vouch for really cold areas, however.
2244163
No it doesn't. However you CAN cheat by setting the thermostat as low as 39 degrees so in the hot summer months when the room reaches a certain temp it'll shut off.
1722761
I just checked the thermostat and it only goes down to 45 degrees. If you are trying to use this for freeze protection, you might look into a space heater with a built-in digital thermostat.
1579193
The control isn't calibrated in temperature, only 1 - 10. The temperature it holds at any given setting will depend on several factors like outside temperature, leakage rate of any air infiltration into your space, starting temperature, thermal mass of the objects in your space, etc. I will say that for such a little heater, it ROCKS. I use it in my double car, insulated garage (no cars inside, only tools & stuff). This morning it was around 5F outside (30 in the garage) and it took about 20 minutes to heat the entire space to a tolerable 60 degrees. When the space gets to a temperature I like, I just turn down the control knob until it just shuts off and it'll more or less hold at about that temp. It has a rattle that I need to find and fix but overall I'm very happy with this heater. I'd considered a gas forced air unit but thought I'd try this before I went to all the trouble and am glad I did.
2060528
Yes, one degree at a time. The thermostat only works on the high setting (1500 watts) and not on the low setting, (500 watts). BTW, this is a great little heater for the money. It does the job well on low and I never use the high setting and I never leave it on when asleep.
1963137
Yes it says so in owners manual. I was worried about that as well. As it comes out though that is very pragmatic. Your home heats a large volume of air. That takes time. I turn down heat at night by 5 to 7 degrees from what is comfortable enough. So that works out to 2 degrees + 2 degrees 20 minutes later. Programmables presume a given temperature at a given time. Here I set it by need. This is not a programmable thermostat. It is an easy to read & set digital however. Neural damage makes me wobbly. This works out in the real world.
1590045
I do not think it does. I will also add that the unit I have has a very narrow temperature control range. While it maintains a constant thermostat reading, say 68 degrees, my HVAC cycles on and off repeatedly during the hour. I can turn the unit off and the indoor temp will take quite a while to actually rise or lower by one degree so the sensor seems to be triggering within tenths of a degree. This is too narrow a range for me and I am looking for a different thermostat that isn't quite so sensitive to temp changes.
1603090
Mine has a thermostat and with the energy saver feature selected it will come to temp and stay there, if it remains for 30 minutes it will allow the room to cool 2 degrees and continues this up to 4 degrees lower than the setting but there is no remote that I am aware of. Mine does not have timers.
1533062
Yes it does. You will find that if you set the temperature at, say 74 degrees, the furnace will turn on when the house temperature is 73 and turn off at 75. The range on some thermostats is adjustable. The example shows a 1 degree variance on each side of 74 degrees. Some can be set to a 1/2 degree variance, but this will cause the heating unit to turn on and off more and be less fuel efficient, although some people may feel more comfortable.
1996411
It's not like a "normal" thermostat that will turn on when the temp is too low and turn off when it's high enough. This one will turn on when the temp's too high and turn off when it's low enough. That's the temperature you set (hence, turn off temperature).
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.
1934842
I got this for my trailer. The old thermostat had a large swing (ie) swing is when the thermostat is set for example at 70 degrees, but the thermostat doesn't turn on until the temp falls lower than 70. So a large swing a thermostat may not turn on until for example 67 degrees, then turns off at 73 degrees, hence a large swing. This thermostat has a low swing. You don't get cold before it turns on, and it turns off before you get hot. In other words it keeps the temp very close to what you set it at. Maybe a 1/2 degree swing. YES - when you raise the temp it will turn on.
922271
It does have a temperature control knob that can be turned from markings that say 140 degrees all the way to 410 degrees. I do not know how accurate the temperatures are since I haven't actually tried to measure it, but you can turn the heat up or down. Hope this helps.
1684494
It has a thermostat on the back that seems to be fairly accurate and maintains temperature fairly well but it is set by trial an error. Set it - wait - adjust if too hot or too cold- wait - repeat. Once you find your sweet spot it doesn't take much tweaking. I love the unit.