Does this thermostat when set at a temperature go up a degree and down a degree so it does not cycle too much? My other thermostat were very sensitive and cycled too much to stay at the exact temperature.
575718
You will not have that problem with this thermostat. Mine works like a charm, and I like the fact it is digital...and accurate.
2120350
It has a thermostatic temperature control that you set to a certain degree setting and when it reached that setting - it maintains it - so it doesn't actually turn off so that it gets cold again, but stays at the temperature that you set it. If you want it to get to a certain temperature and then turn off you would have to unplug it. You know when it has reached the temperature because a red light turns off. Hope this helps!
1816207
Yes you can set it as low as you want and it will come on when needed , as the temperature drops and triggers the thermostat .
1243502
The answer lies in another question. Is your furnace turning on and off a the appropriate times? If it is then the thermostat is doing what it is designed to do, control room temperature. The one you have chosen is very sensitive, plus or minus one degree. It is possible that the thermostat does not see any major changes in temperatures, since the wall the thermostat is mounted on, is a thermal mass that can buffer the actual air temperature variations in the room. Try placing a good thermometer next to the thermostat and see if there is a difference in what they are reading.
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.
563682
You can adjust it from .5 to 3 degrees, this is the very reason I bought it. I have mine set for a 1 degree swing. All honeywell thermostats do not have a adjustable swing and are set for .5 degrees which mean your furnace is constantly starting and stopping.
119296
It has a min and max setting and an automatic shut off switch for both temperatures but it is not set to a traditional thermostat. The settings are high and low not variable
1963138
It's true, but in reality it is usually all that's necessary. It immediately turns off AC or heat, and lowers or raises the temp from anywhere in your home. So much easier than getting up and moving the temp manually. It's one of the best investments I've made. I hardly ever need to go to the thermostat now, only when I need to switch from AC to heat. It's like TV remote, after you have it for a while, you can't imagine living w/o it. But, you can only adjust 2 degrees up or down using just remote. But, I've never found that a problem.
1600611
Yes. It has a thermostat and when it reaches the temperature you've set, it turns off.
1990826
Actually I did not pay attention if it automatically switch off once reached the chosen temperature, but it has thermostat. I will see in the next days if it stops or it keep on heating. I can say it is a nice and very good quality item.
1957265
Yes, it does retain it's setting. I don't know if there is a time limit for how long the setting will be kept, but I've seen it retain the temp setting after a several hour power outage. I have two of these installed and they both returned to their set temps following a power outage.
344657
Yes and NO, it's item #9 in advanced settings. You set it on a scale of 1-9 in increments of .25 degrees. One of the reasons I bought this thermostat over a Honeywell which only has cycles per hour with a minimum setting of 3 (cycles every 20 minutes on AC).Update, I had to return the TX9100uc thermostat since the swing setting did not work in Cooling mode. Did not test with heat. Spoke with LUX tech support to confirm all settings were correct. Since my 30 days with Amazon were approaching returned.
1049097
No, the remote does not indicate the actual temperature at the base unit, nor what the temperature setting is on the base unit, on the remote that I have. It only allows you to increase/decrease the setting. But it is very reliable and easy to learn what your setting is if you program it. We listen for the click of the relay at the base unit to know if the AC or furnace is going to come on.
250020
In so far as I can tell, there isn't any kind of a thermostat to regulate the temperature. I would guess that it's self regulating according to the room where it's located. There is a switch that you set to use as a refridgerator or as a food warmer and the other switch is for either A/C or D/C indicating a house current (A/C) or an automobile's current (D/C). There are cables for both and that's the limit of choices we have. I hope this helps. I am not an engineer---neither electronic nor choo choo. So far, this unit has performed quite well, and if it keeps up I will certainly recommend it to others.
1004462
Yes, the thermostat can be set to maintain a desired temperature all the time. It will automatically adjust the power setting necessary to keep the room at the specific temperature set on the thermostat. I keep my workshop at 60 degrees all the time and I do not use the timer at all.
626294
It will trigger automatically when you raise the temperature more than a certain number of degrees above where it is. There's not a manual override per se - it's simply a part of getting you more heat when there's a delta between current temp and desired temp.
88558
I am not aware of the exact temp cycle, but it doesn't cycle very often. We really don't notice it, because our system is very well balanced. We don't hear the air flow, as much as feel the air movement . Hope this helps. Reno John