Does this unit automatically switch between heat and cool?
72643
Yes it most certainly does. If you read the manual it will instruct you how to set-up parameter #12 to auto changeover.
72644
Yes it does. yourhome.honeywell.com/home/Products/Thermostats/Digital-Non-Programmable/RTHL3550D.htmAnd to the genius who said no thermostat has an auto mode: Practically every thermostat retailing for more than $30 has this capability. Might I suggest you refrain from offering advice on subjects you clearly know absolutely nothing about?
72645
Yes it does. yourhome.honeywell.com/home/Products/Thermostats/Digital-Non-Programmable/RTHL3550D.htm And to the genius who said no thermostat has an auto mode: Practically every thermostat retailing for more than $30 has this capability. Might I suggest you refrain from offering advice on subjects you clearly know absolutely nothing about?
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.
1973141
Automatically...no. You would have to switch it to low manually. The "cook time" setting will only work on either "high" or "low", and then switch to "keep warm".
2127580
Yes, this has a sliding switch & the heat settings are actually hot & cold.
2134646
It's automatic. As soon as you unplug it the unit stays hot for one hour. There is no on off switch
2103885
The RCS Z-Wave Communicating Thermostat does indeed automatically switches from heat to cool. Basically, you will set a temperature to start heating and likewise a temperature to start cooling. For example, whatever heating temperature you want to maintain, set the start heat (such as 68 degrees) and whatever cooling temperature you want to maintain, set the start cool temperature (such as 76 degrees).
2218939
The instructions for wiring are totally inadequate. Google the device and look for a wiring diagram. Once wired correctly, it will switch automatically between heating and cooling (two different outlets).
2218937
That's the one drawback to this device. There is no switch to select heat or cold. The temperature probe has to actually be colder then the cooling range, then it will automatically switch to heating. Touch an ice cube to the sensor probe to lower the temp. Dan
2103886
I have the battery powered version of this. But I assume it works same as the battery version which does auto switch from heat to cool mode.
1466815
No it does not allow for that, it has a control on top of unit 1-5 for different heat settings I only need to turn it to number 2 as it heats good at that
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.
866647
Yes it does but it remains hot for a long time. It stays hot until you unplug it. I am really not happy with this unit as it has no temperature control. Look for a different model. Temp control is essential.
1719143
Yes it does. The unit cycles off when it reaches the temperature you set it for. When the temperature falls below the level you set it for, then the unit cycles back on. I love this unit - so I ordered another one and two of them.
1677640
NO Wired thermostats available for this unit. Yes, there is an AUTO mode which will switch over between Heat and Cool modes as needed.
1283589
No. It does not hav automatic switch off. It doesn't get over heated so fast, depends on load and time
828422
Yes. It automatically starts when the room temperature drops below the setting. Then shuts off after the temperature of the room reaches whatever it's set at
211281
It automatically switches to warm. It is the best rice cooker I have ever owned and I have owned several.
2152590
It has a multiple position switch which controls the amount of heat it generates. Works very well.