Does this thermostat allow for setting Temperature Differential and/or Cycles Per Hour (CPH) and if so would you briefly explain the procedure.
1829998
To the best of my knowledge, no. This is a consumer, household thermostat with Wi-Fi capability. No commercial adjuncts.
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.
1392970
Dear Mad: According to Page 4 No. 4 of the instructions they don't work in conjunction. "The thermostat operates according to room air temperature, rather than radiator temperature. Turning it counter-clockwise to smaller numbers would decrease the temperature; clockwise to greater numbers would increase the temperature." Page 4 No. 5 states "With both switches on and the COMFORTEMP button depressed the appliance is automatically set to reach and maintain the suggested & preset ideal energy-saving temperature."
664649
Yes the thermostat can be set in 1 degree increments. You can also set the heat to turn on or off automatically within 10 hours. This heater had been a lifesaver with our basement bedroom. I also keep one in the bathroom set to turn on an hour before I get up. Keeps me from dreading getting out of bed :-)
1176235
It does have a thermostat, but as in my review when it cycles off, you can smell gas and gives off CO. Use this heater at your own risk.
810686
No - not a fixed number as in some thermostats. Cycles are controlled by the swing setting (1 thru 9) which will initiate as many cycles as necessary to maintain the set-point within the given swing parameters subject to the selected time delays. If I remember correctly, swing 1 is around .5 degree and 9 is around 3 degrees.
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.
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
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Jennifer, Yes it has a thermostat built in and it will turn off once the desired room temp is reached. The thermostat is in the knob tho, there's no temperature number setting like on your home central heat or AC. It's one of those deals where you have to guesstimate by using the knob. It's not hard to figure out once you use it a few times. One other thing to note is that there's a "burn off" smell that takes a few days of use to go away. The smell set off our smoke detectors and I was pretty worried. I called the company about it and they said that the new coating on it would eventually burn off and it did, but be prepared to endure smoke detector alerts if they're positioned near the heater. Our heater was hooked up by our gas company. If you're going to use natural gas, and your existing gas line, I highly recommend you contact your gas company vs. a private contractor.....for safety reasons and ability to hold someone responsible if there's a gas leak problem down the road. Good luck; I really like this heater.
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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.
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I no longer use this thermostat, but at the time, it was in service as a cooling fan control in an entertainment center. I recall it having a fairly close differential and would hazard a guess as in the neighborhood of 1 degree or less. Hope this is helpful. REW.
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I didn't know it even had a thermastat. I don't think there's a manual setting. All I know is it work great on my Log Splitter. It only needs to be on about 90 minutes.
2133238
There is a dial numbered from 1-10 to control the temp. I bought two... one worked and the other didn't. The working one works very well.
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.
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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.
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Yes. It has adjustable control so you can easily set it to the desired temperature.
2201129
Yes, it can be manually adjusted, however it is NOT a set back thermostat where you can program different temps for different times of day.
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No, mine didn't. They recommend you purchase a programmable thermostat if you want to control it. I have just leave it on 24/7 and it's been great. Takes the chill out of the air in the bathroom. It's meant to run continuously because it takes a while to heat the whole room (6-12 hours).