What is the operating temperator range for this thermostat?
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Its meant for contoling a living space. Not sure its intended for non livinbg space (eg 140F). The documentration claims a 1 degree differential. Wrong! My observation is more like 3-4'C ( about 10'F)
1123749
Just don't plan on this one being sensitive at all. It might have a 10-15 degree range... Like you set it for 70, it might kick on at 80...
1123750
50°-90°F (10°-32°C) is the thermostat range, with a 1 degree differential. That said, you can't really set the thermostat on a particular temperature, but it doesn't take long to figure out where you want to set it. I have mine marked with a red sharpie so I can remember.
1123751
I'm not exactly sure. I had it controlling a fan in a green house that was getting way too warm. However, once I got this wired up and working the green house never got over 100 F. On the low end, I'm not at all sure since I only used it in the summer. It's fairly sturdy in the construction and uses some old school tech. I'd be surprised if it would stop working at a high temperature unless it started to melt the plastic.
1311200
Dear TWT, Frigidaire lists the Temperature Range on this unit as -10 to 10F. If you have any other questions, please feel free to call us at 1-888-768-1710 and our reps will be happy to assist you.
1181767
I run mine at 64°. Never tried going below that. What do the manufacturer's specs say?
1722761
I just checked the thermostat and it only goes down to 45 degrees. If you are trying to use this for freeze protection, you might look into a space heater with a built-in digital thermostat.
994172
It is supposed to be factory set at 165 F how accurate that is is hard to tell. Let unit heat up for 30min and use a thermometer to check running temp
535482
It has a thermostat. The doc says the thermostat range is 40-70 degrees, but I've just left mine at the minimum setting.
431641
140 farenheit I have mine set at 125 The manual tells you how to change it from the 120 factory maximum, it is very easy to change.
1225873
No, I have a thermostat hooked in-line, so it doesn't run below 60 deg. I don't want to be cooling the space in the winter, I want the opposite, so the house stays warmer. This is an awesome unit and works really well.
621539
Mine is only about 6 months old, but I run mine at 91° and it has worked great so far. Maybe check that it is installed according to specifications? Or you may have a defective unit.
1739542
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.
1950392
Do not know how much beyond the setpoint your thermostat is running. However, the way AC works it should start when temperature is above your setpoint and run until the temperature is 2 to 5 degrees cooler than setpoint. I believe, how much beyond the setting is adjustable in the programming of the thermostat.
1513306
I don't know what the set point range is, but I keep mine set at 68. It's kind of academic because your swamp cooler can only go as low as the relative humidity will allow regardless of the thermostat. If you buy this 'stat you won't regret it. They are great.
1197096
no range.. anything above 75 degrees turns it on.. it is fixed by the switch. I guess you could get a different one to close at different temperature to replace it if you liked..
1676324
The Temperature alarm set point is 45 degrees F You are suppose to be able to Set it from -66 t0 301 degrees F We left our on Factory 45 degrees
303965
I really don't have the expertise to answer your question with any authority. However, the thermostat is rated for 3000W max, so I would not be comfortable using this thermostat with your configuration.
974669
Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file E94419, Guide XAPX, CSA certified, file LR68340, class 4813 02Relay Output Ratings - NO (NC)120V208/240VFull load amps16 (5.8) A8 (2.9 A)Locked rotor amps96 (34.8) A48 (17.4) AResistive amps15 (5.8) A8 (2.9) AHorsepower1 (1/4) HP1 (1/4) HP Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file... » Read More Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file E94419, Guide XAPX, CSA certified, file LR68340, class 4813 02Relay Output Ratings - NO (NC)120V208/240VFull load amps16 (5.8) A8 (2.9 A)Locked rotor amps96 (34.8) A48 (17.4) AResistive amps15 (5.8) A8 (2.9) AHorsepower1 (1/4) HP1 (1/4) HP « Show Less
2271331
The operating temperature for that unit is 34-114 degrees. Anything more or less will affect the performance of the unit.