Does this unit display actual room temperature, or just display what the temp is set at on the thermostat?
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.
1484345
Yes. On the left side of the timer/temp display there's a button with the "I/O" symbol on it that turns the unit on and off. Note: even when the unit is OFF, the display will show "- - -". I guess that's just to indicate that the unit is plugged in and ready to be turned on. When turned on with the "I/O" button, the display will then show either the temperature setting or the timer, depending on which mode you select. When you turn it off, it goes back to showing "- - -".
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.
434067
Probably not all this does is adds a remote thermometer that turns it on and off overriding the built in one. If the temperature drops to below what you set it simply will not turn on the unit and the inside will match that of the outside
1882203
Sorry, you have to push the up or down arrow button to display the set temperature. On the other hand, after your system has operated for a while, the displayed ambient temp. is pretty much the set temp. because of the rather narrow temp. "swing" (even with the maximum "swing" of 1-1/4 degree F).
253530
There is no numeric temperature setting. After I run it for a while I check the room temperature on the thermostat connected to my furnace. As others have said, you can just work it up and down until you find a comfortable temperature. I've found that each increment corresponds to about a 2 degree difference in room temperature.
1457319
No display or temperature sensor on the remote. I have a "dumb" frigidaire remote and the signals for fan/cool up/down etc are the same - this aspect of the remotes is interchangeable.
932334
No, the one I received has only a low and high setting. I also have 20,000 and 30,000 BTU versions and they sort of have a thermostat. You set it to a level between 1 and 5 (low and high) and then it turns off when it reaches it's temp... but there is no indicator to tell what temp that might be. it's a trial and error sort of thing and it changes with the temp in the room. If it's real cold, then I have to turn it up. The fans are nice for distributing the warm air and can be set come on when needed rather than running the whole time.
1961019
It is actually both, you preset the temperature, then can see the temp climb as the tip heats up, and it holds very accurately at the set temp. There are several modes it can display and it tells you when sleep mode is active as well.
845330
The newer one gives the room temp as well. The older one is just a motion sensor
1949509
No sir.. It does work as a wireless temp sensor. I purchased because my thermostats are located in a weird place in the house. I wanted to be able to move the temp sensor around without moving the stat. For example, our bedroom stat is in the hallway. With this unit, I am able to read and adjust the bedroom temp. You can set it up to use the stat for the temp sensor or the remote temp sensor. Honestly, I love mine. I actually have 2 now and helped to eliminate moving the stat and fixed the hot/cold spots where we generally are in the house. Easy to set up and works great. My stats are Honeywell VisionPro 8000.
1011435
the temp displated on the left side is room temp and the displayed temp on the right side is your set point. to adjust your set point turn the switch to heat or cold then with the up and down arrow you can bring your set point up or down to the temp that you want. you only need to do this once the thermostat will remember you set points. hope this help
1853152
Yes, it does. Just press the button once while it is off, and it will display the most recent temperature, and if you continue short-pressing the button, it will scroll through the last 8 temperatures you've taken, followed by a display that shows F-C. When you get to that display, instead of doing a short press, do a long press and it will change to C, then turn off. Following temperatures will then use C. Also, if you do another short press, it has an option to change between a loud beep and silent (it will display Shhh)
2182634
Not sure what you are asking, but if it is how to see the termperature and how to reset the temperature, I hope this helps. Using the remote control, to see the temperature, click the temp button. To raise or lower the temp, click temp, press + or - to desired temperature, then click the set button
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.
1889760
it has a thermostat temperature setting and a low medium high setting if that answers your question
2077572
I don't use the "follow me" function, but I found the same thing on the two units I own. That is, if I want the room temp to be 78, I have to set the air conditioner to 74. No big deal. Not surprising, I think.