What is the trigger point for the thermostat to call for heat or cooling relative to the target temperature set in the thermostat?
1151009
Whatever you set it to. That said it does not automatically switch between heat and cooling. You have to. But it's simple.
455031
The thermostat retains the last settings if that is your question. If power is out, your HVAC is out of commission anyway :-)
1594865
You can't really set it to a particular temperature. You turn it on full blast and once the temperature feels right you turn the thermostat down until you hear it make a tick sound. Then the heater will cycle on and off to keep that temperature.
1220751
That's the heat control. Clockwise is hotter. There's no thermostat so you'll have to play with it to get the desired temp b
2231925
The thermostat know has 10 indicated settings plus the on and off settings. The instruction manual says the following: Set the thermostat knob by turning clockwise to where you want it and allow the heater to warm up the room. When the desired comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat slowly until you hear the unit click off. Heater will now automatically maintain the desired comfort level. I paraphrased a little bit. In other words, once the desired temp. has been reached the heater cycles on and off. Works fine. There are no specific numbers on the heater knob. You just have to find what's comfortable for you. The thermostat know has 10 indicated settings plus the on and off settings. The instruction manual says the following: Set the thermostat knob by turning clockwise to where you want it and allow the heater to warm up the room. When the desired comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat slowly until you hear the unit click off. Heater will now automatically maintain the desired comfort level. I paraphrased a little bit. In other words, once the desired temp. has been reached the heater cycles on and off. Works fine. There are no specific numbers on the heater knob. You just have to find... » Read More The thermostat know has 10 indicated settings plus the on and off settings. The instruction manual says the following: Set the thermostat knob by turning clockwise to where you want it and allow the heater to warm up the room. When the desired comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat slowly until you hear the unit click off. Heater will now automatically maintain the desired comfort level. I paraphrased a little bit. In other words, once the desired temp. has been reached the heater cycles on and off. Works fine. There are no specific numbers on the heater knob. You just have to find what's comfortable for you. « Show Less
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Mine regulates the water temperature near the heater to 50°F for ambient temperatures between 29 and 50°F. In that range the thermostat opens and closes to provide the average power needed to hold the temperature to 50°F. When the air temperature and/or sun raise the water temperature above 50°F the thermostat is continuously off.
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 .
354064
I assume that you are aware this is a non-programmable thermostat. That being said, it will kick on at whatever level you set it. So if you want your furnace to kick on at 65 at night, you must manually set it for that temperature. If you want that is the level at which the furnace will run. You must then manually
2027983
automatically sets at 85 for cool and 62 for heat. you can program it much lower or higher. I did not check to see how far it goes but pretty much like a thermostat on central unit
1219183
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.
2217482
I am not positive of the location of the thermostat, own two of these and they work well in boosting the fan on warm/hot days.
1448039
The adjustment is automatic. There are two internal relays which close the heating or cooling circuit automatically when the temperature is outside the bounds you set. With this setup, it is impossible to have both heating and cooling circuits closed at the same time.
1184286
Your thermostat will automatically cutoff in Heat mode if the room temperature rises above 95F (35C). It will cutoff in Cool mode if the room temperature drops below 45F (7C).
1732445
Hi,If you change the mode to fan or dehumidify the current temp will display. Otherwise the temp shows the desired temp, rather than current temp.
1176386
As far as we have used it, the alarm goes off when you are heating something and you get within 3 degrees of your desired temperature. I don't think there is anyway to set it to do the opposite for cooling.
465511
Yes you can set different heat levels not a typical thermostat to set it at a specific temperature
807988
The fan only runs when the system is actively cooling to whatever temperature it is programmed to achieve. Once it hits the programmed temp, the fan kicks off, until the temp hits the upper limits of the parameter programmed. It should go off and on, as needed.