Does it have automatic temperature compensation?
1369675
This device has no temperature compensation mechanisms. If I recall, it suggests that pH values should be measured at "room temperature," however vague such a statement is.
738353
Yes it does, but remember autoset assumes perfect conditions. You will still have to make minor adjustments to suit your needs.
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.
72646
Once set up, it has a button to go from off, heat, or cool - you tell it what you want. I don't think any device has an "auto" function like you want, you still have to tell it what your doing.
1708540
To my knowledge this unit does not. It only eliminates needing to switch from heat to AC. It is very accurate at monitoring temps.
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
1680206
Yes, it does - you can 'hold' any temp you set until you change it/tell it to go back to its program
134774
No, it does not. It is also not very accurate, about 2 degrees off at room temperature, and about 3 - 4 at 32 degrees
799920
It sure does! I forgot how the dials are configured, but the heat settings aren't "low, med, high". They're numerical.
475522
Yes, it has a built in thermostat which will hold your selected temperature.
922376
Not to my knowledge. It comes with a simple, manual on-off switch rotary thermostat setting control.
1151009
Whatever you set it to. That said it does not automatically switch between heat and cooling. You have to. But it's simple.
2103887
Yes, it has auto function which will automatically turn on AC or heat if the set temperature you have for cooling or heating is exceeded.
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.
2231148
Yes, it is a great feature in my opinion. You can always manually change the temperature, then at the time of the next "time period" in the schedule it will automatically return to programmed settings.
828423
Yes it automatically starts but you don't set a temperature just a range. However you will quickly equate that setting to a comfortable temperature and leave it there. The unit will come on if the room temperature falls.
1448041
It will automatically cycle between heating and cooling modes. If you hit the heat threshold, it will call for heat. If you hit the cool threshold, it will call for cool. It doesn't have a heat or cool mode - it's full auto.