* Not for use with 115/230 VAC wall or baseboard electric heaters. Filter timer shows usage, limit and Change Alert. Mercury Free. Easy dial setting and temperature override. Extra large white backlit display. Hold function for scheduled changes. Compatible with all popular residential central heating and air conditioning systems. Unlimited ways to program including 7
* Not for use with 115/230 VAC wall or baseboard electric heaters. Filter timer shows usage, limit and Change Alert. Mercury Free. Easy dial setting and temperature override. Extra large white backlit display. Hold function for scheduled changes. Compatible with all popular residential central heating and air conditioning systems. Unlimited ways to program including 7 day, 5-1-1 and 5-2 3 Programs to chose: 7 day, EPA, Holiday Personal calibration for temperature and comfort May reduce your heating/cooling bills by up to 33% when used as instructed
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Great thermostat, Easy to install and set up I really have no issue with this stat, I like all the features about it. Able to use AAA batteries as a backup, while running on 24v power from the furnace which is really nice.It displays half degree increments too, which is also nice.The only gripe I have is the dial. It works fine, but is pretty slow. It only changes 2 or 3 degrees every flick, so if you constantly change from low “keep from freezing” mode, to “warm” mode, it can take a minute to do it. In a normal setting, people only change a few degrees which this works great for.. but in a garage to go from a low 40 deg to a high 60 degrees, its not very convienent. One trick I do to help though, is program the stat to be at 40deg setpoint all the time, then just use the dial to turn it up when needed. Then, when you want to set it back down to 40, just use the switch on the side to turn HEAT mode off, then back on. It will go back to the 40deg setpoint programmed in.Another trick is…
A Very Bad Thermostat… At Best Friends! Homeowners! Utility customers! Lend me your eyes. I’ve come to throw away my Filtrete 3M-25 thermostat, not to praise it. Frankly, this thing is a polished turd. And I bought two of them – one for upstairs, one for downstairs. My first clue should have been that they were on sale for $20 at a home improvement retailer.First, let me give you the pros, because it won’t take long. It will connect to and control just about any kind of heating and cooling system. There are 11 terminals and six configuration jumpers. You will not need to worry about which alternate wiring diagram you need. The look is nice and clean, with an art deco design, if you’re into that sort of thing.There are some semi-pros. First, the control panel is hidden behind a hinged panel. This keeps the look clean, otherwise you’d have a gaggle of buttons to deal with. Second, the rotary control creates a nice intuitive interface for simply adjusting the temperature. Unfortunately, it’s…
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