Do the settings survive a power outage? Or you have reprogram everything from scratch?
507978
I have had several brief power outings at my house and I have not had to reload the settings. You can save a config file to your computer in case you need to restore it to make it easy.
507979
settings are non-volatile. You can remove power and it reboots coming back up with the settings.
507980
The settings are not on the device but on the web so it survives power outage every time.
507981
The unit has retained its settings for me when power is removed. I don't know what the official manufacturer statement would be.
507982
Memory is EEPROM. Not power dependent. Mine has been off all winter. It will start up and run just fine very soon.
1032932
yes, and if you advance few for error, you can reprograme it, too. just follow manual instructions .
1973113
It appears to hold the settings fine if power is lost, I have purposely disconnected the power for various reasons and it has always held the settings.
15289
I've had several power outages and I haven't had to reprogram the thermostat. This thing really works great.
817207
Hi Steve. No, there is no programming available on this unit. I was going to suggest an appliance timer but I think that after the power to the unit was disconnected it would not come on by default when the timer restored power. Hope this helps
758783
Yes it does, i have had a few power outages and have done service on AC and shut off power and still have not needed to reprogram it it just goes back to the settings it was on befor the outage. Hope this helps!
929579
I have never experienced a power outage with my units. My guess, considering the technology, is that it will retain the last state. I installed them at our winter home in Arizona and I am currently in Canada or I would shut down the circuit and do a test. You definitely do not need to re-program as the matched sets come from the factory pre-set and are certainly not powered in the box. As with any electronics, an unusual situation/distrubance caused by lightning interacting with power line, frequency shift, etc can cause strange occurances. My experience with these devices has been very positive. I have never experienced a power outage with my units. My guess, considering the technology, is that it will retain the last state. I installed them at our winter home in Arizona and I am currently in Canada or I would shut down the circuit and do a test. You definitely do not need to re-program as the matched sets come from the factory pre-set and are certainly not powered in the box. As with any electronics, an unusual situation/distrubance caused by lightning interacting with power line, frequency shift, etc can cause strange occurances. My experience with these devices has been very... » Read More I have never experienced a power outage with my units. My guess, considering the technology, is that it will retain the last state. I installed them at our winter home in Arizona and I am currently in Canada or I would shut down the circuit and do a test. You definitely do not need to re-program as the matched sets come from the factory pre-set and are certainly not powered in the box. As with any electronics, an unusual situation/distrubance caused by lightning interacting with power line, frequency shift, etc can cause strange occurances. My experience with these devices has been very positive. « Show Less
273184
You must reprogram each time it's used. I wish it DID have that function; if it does, I sure haven't found how to implement it.
2022800
It's been a couple of years now, but as I recall, yes, there are 4 little switches inside module that you match up with the remote. I've not had to reset anything after power outages.
1557718
even thou it is possible i have never expierenced this i have moved it from room to room with no loss of programing. also had power outages with no loss to programing hope this helps you. it is a very very good unit
2166433
I own one of these, and can't answer this question with technical accuracy. I can however answer it with experience. In sub zero temps outside, the inducer motor on my furnace failed the other day. I had to kill power to the furnace for 4 or 5 hours while I found a replacement part and installed it. The unit is completely powered by the furnace so it was without power the entire time. The thermostat was not an issue. It had been without power for at least 4 hours and once power was restored it still retained the router settings and I did not have to reprogram it. I believe all the settings are stored on the Website and all the thermostat needs to retain is the Router setup. It appears to store the router info in the BIOS. Hope this helps. I have only used this for a couple months, but so far it is perfect.
1575656
No. This is the only problem with this product. It loses the program when the power is out. So you need to redo it. It is easy, but you have to program it again. M
2083971
We have not had to endure any sort of power outage since we installed the unit. However, I did unplug it for about 30 seconds and then plugged it back in and the unit restarted with the same settings it had displayed prior to unplugging it.
732130
It maintains the last programmed settings if the power to the unit is disconnected. So, no reprogramming is needed.
1692291
Once you program the time interval (1 or 2,3,4) times a day,it is set like that for as long as its plugged in. I read that If you unplug it, then you have to reprogram it. I haven't unplugged mine since I got it
500545
I use mine with the battery so it does it lose it's setting. We have a couple of power outage and so far, the unit stay as programmed.
1986783
It won't need to be reprogramed if that's what your asking.You can unplug it and it maintains your settings. I use it for controlling the temperatures of my fermentation chamber for home brewing. Remember it reads in Celcius.