When this thermostat is used with z-wave does it have a 5-1-1 day programming function and different time & temp. setting?
809952
No, I don't believe it does. I think day and time programming is done thru the z wave controller at least that's what I've heard.
809953
I have SmartThings and unfortunately this thermostat does NOT have 7 day programming - the description is NOT accurate on Amazon. Considering sending it back after 12 hours of use - argh!
809954
Since the thermostat is z-wave that functionality is handled by the controller software. So the answer its yes depending on the controller software you use with thermostat.
809955
No it doesn't. I would recommend another unit. The Train unit gets high marks from others
1400196
This one is programmed each day. It is NOT a weekday / weekend program. I'm VERY happy with it, and my electrician installed it just about one year ago (Feb or March 2014).
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.
747340
yes, you can definitely program this to turn on at a specific time and turn off at another time on the same day. e.g. turn light on at 6PM and turn off at 5AM. I use this to turn on/off the lights outside my place and they work great. I am very happy with this product.
403459
Yes, programming can be done in as small as 1 minute intervals. Each on/off is an event, and up to 8 events can be set per day.
906959
It has the option to program your schedule during the whole week. For instance, to maintain hot water in my houses the timer turns on the water heater at 7 am, 3pm and 8pm every day. I hope the information is useful.
1637210
I never used the programming feature for running the air conditioner as the temperature ranges of air vs. heat are completely different. Example: When running heat the thermostat would go down to 63 at 10:00pm and then back to 70 at 7:00am. Those temps would not make sense when running the air conditioner. For air I would simply set the temp at 75 regardless of the time of day. I am not expert but I don't think it is intended to control your air conditioner temps as air and the furnace are different concepts.
1382498
If you program it so the zones are timed to come on the same day,but a several minutes apart ( I put 5 minutes between ending one zone and starting the next one) it will run without needing to manually start each zone.
842543
It has a program button that you hold and set a time. We have not used it before.
1816480
Seth , I have had this a number of years now. . I recall that you can program a couple seperate on off times but you can't zone those times . I believe you will need two seperate units or a second timer of some sort that would switch the zones . You will have to research that concept.
940532
Yup - you can pretty much put in whatever schedule you'd like. It's a basic thermostat, but that's what I was looking for. Something simple and the ability to program. I have it go on at 7:00am, off at 9:00am, back on at 6:30pm and off at 10:00pm.
1816482
Seth ,I have had this a number of years now.. I recall that you can program a couple seperate on off times but you can't zone those times . I believe you will need two seperate units or a second timer of some sort that would switch the zones . You will have to research that concept.
624418
Not 100% sure, but from my experience this is just a 24 hour timer-not programmable the way you require- I recommend a different one for that function.
2125830
You can manually change the set temp at any time. When the next change is scheduled, it will reset the temp to the programmed value.
876140
Yes you can. When programming, you can set each day to run a specific amount of time or completely off.
828653
You set the thermostat like any thermostat. If above X temp, turn on AC. If below, turn on heat, etc. The time programming function is to simply turn on that program (If X, then...) at such and such a time. So, if you're out of the house in the day and don't want to warm it, the bottom limit may be 60, but at 5:00, or whenever you set it for, it pumps it up to 72. Then at 10 PM (or whenever) it lets go and falls back to the default lower limit until, say, 6:30 AM the next day. Etc. Ditto with AC, but in reverse. You set the unit for Heat, AC or Both.
927896
Yes, you simply set the program to turn on at 5pm and off at 11pm the same day. This program can be set up for each day or M-F and/or different on Sat and Sun. There is even a Tues-Sat day window that can be used. Multiple time periods are programmable.