Will the sensed/activating temperature range go down to &lt;33&Acirc;&ordm; F?
1432940
Yes it will. This is a basic thermostat with a thermo spring that controls the switch on and off for the furnace. That spring is temperature sensitive. It only goes by the temperature inside the dwelling. I have tested the one i have. It is only off by 2 degrees + or -.
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.
332388
Yes, temperature settings are in 1 degree increments, so you can set it at 72. Also the timer option goes from 0 hr - 8 hr in 1 hr increments as well.
2075776
In answer to your question, not that I'm aware of. It shows room temperature unless you press either the up or down button to change the desired setpoint.
1909250
This is actually tricky. The manual says Temperature Range is 32 - 446 degree F. But it also states that the operational temperature range is 32 - 122 degrees F, which is much lower. I have experienced it giving an error when exposed to steam, which puts it above the "operational" temperature. So this thermometer is definitely NOT practical if it will be exposed to above 122.
480709
Yes,when you set it to 800 deg F .next time when you turns it on ..it will be go to 800 deg then stop .. Unless you changes the setting again..for examples : you want to set to 500 deg ..next day or anytime you turns it on ..it automatically go to 500 deg ..then stays right there ..thanks Phu Lai
1739508
I didn't try. I'm not sure it even does read out Ferenheit temps. I just converted the F temps I wanted to C to acheive the desired results. Sorry...
1774119
Temp control knob goes down to 95 degrees, don't know how tight the calibration is but does have good range.
2279045
I have mine connected to turn on below 35 degrees, and it works well for me.
1961619
I believe you technically can by customizing the settings. The initial set up is for sensor 1 to be min 33F/ max 40F and sensor 2 is min -22F/ max 0F. I just tried making sensor 1's max lower than 0F and it didn't give me an error. That's all I can tell you.
1169409
You cannot do so. You can look up the range of numbers on Google and just put a stickum on your remote, like 24°C = 75*F.
387330
As far as I know you can set the temp to what ever you want. I have only set my unit to 50, but never tried setting any lower.
1573280
Hi Joe. Yes, as long as you remember to be on the correct memory page where the wanted frequencyhas been stored. 73 Kelvin B
2080738
I had mine to 700 degrees F and turned it down as it was much too hot for my purposes.mdont know if it could have gone higher.
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.
994870
my temp got down to -35f (-30 F = -34.444 C) f to -40 f (-40c)and it worked here
1240554
The MIN/MAX button on the right shows 3 temperatures, high for the day, low for the day and current. Maybe you need to push the button to get to the current indoor reading :o)