Does this thermostat act / react to outside temperature information? Or is it just a display?
379910
It is designed to take outside temp into account to determine when to start the unit and in what mode to get the inside temp to its setting by the time set and when to run to keep it there
379911
It takes into consideration the weather outside (as well as your schedule and the heating/cooling performance of your house) to determine the optimal settings. That's part of the "DataRythm" technology that is part of the thermostat decision making process.
823126
Display is always on. Location of thermometer (in-refrig, outside-refrig) does not control disply ON/OFF state
447738
Well the thermostat does turn the unit on or off depending on the ambient temp.
2129646
I don,t know,but mine was plugged in to an an out doors outlet and looked levelJust didn't work,tried numerious times.i am aware that it responds to temp change,that's why i purchased it
1777395
No problem with it showing but I don't believe it's a correct temp. It always shows much higher than the thermostat and what I believe it could be therefore I don't really go by that.
1569414
The display shows the current temperature, and is BLUE if the temp is a couple of degrees lower than the thermostat setting and RED if the water is too hot. NO specific light for the heating element cycling on/off. Not a big problem to me; the Heater is pretty nice and I'm glad I got it. VERY stable temperature maintenance.
1804600
It reads infrared so it will only measure the outside temp. That being said I think that it soes a great job you just have to use some common sense.
702675
It shows actual room temp. When you push an up or down button it shows what you set it at.
2218701
This product does not externally expose the temperature via an API/interface. The USB connector is just there for power. It only displays the temperature on the LEDs. I have done some research on linux-based temperature monitoring and found only one device with support, but the support it has seems flakey and not worth the hassle.
1406009
I have a device that reports temp on the outside with a probe and when i bought this thermostat I did not care about that feature but i kept checking just to see how accurate it was and it is always within 2 degrees from my device which is pretty good considering it is getting it from the internet. I really like this thermostat which is why i updated the threads on this purchase but rarely do on my other purchases. I am really glad i did not get the nest because of what my friend told me about his and the fights he had with his wife because he has to tell her not to change the setting cause it will learn what you do! I have a device that reports temp on the outside with a probe and when i bought this thermostat I did not care about that feature but i kept checking just to see how accurate it was and it is always within 2 degrees from my device which is pretty good considering it is getting it from the internet. I really like this thermostat which is why i updated the threads on this purchase but rarely do on my other purchases. I am really glad i did not get the nest because of what my friend told me about his and the fights he had with his wife because he has to tell her not to change the setting cause... » Read More I have a device that reports temp on the outside with a probe and when i bought this thermostat I did not care about that feature but i kept checking just to see how accurate it was and it is always within 2 degrees from my device which is pretty good considering it is getting it from the internet. I really like this thermostat which is why i updated the threads on this purchase but rarely do on my other purchases. I am really glad i did not get the nest because of what my friend told me about his and the fights he had with his wife because he has to tell her not to change the setting cause it will learn what you do! « Show Less
945799
It's a remote sensor. You put it outside (see directions for placement) and it transmits the outside temperature and humidity to the display unit in the house.
867163
It does have an internal thermostat but I don't know what the turn on/off temperatures are.
1484345
Yes. On the left side of the timer/temp display there's a button with the "I/O" symbol on it that turns the unit on and off. Note: even when the unit is OFF, the display will show "- - -". I guess that's just to indicate that the unit is plugged in and ready to be turned on. When turned on with the "I/O" button, the display will then show either the temperature setting or the timer, depending on which mode you select. When you turn it off, it goes back to showing "- - -".
1949509
No sir.. It does work as a wireless temp sensor. I purchased because my thermostats are located in a weird place in the house. I wanted to be able to move the temp sensor around without moving the stat. For example, our bedroom stat is in the hallway. With this unit, I am able to read and adjust the bedroom temp. You can set it up to use the stat for the temp sensor or the remote temp sensor. Honestly, I love mine. I actually have 2 now and helped to eliminate moving the stat and fixed the hot/cold spots where we generally are in the house. Easy to set up and works great. My stats are Honeywell VisionPro 8000.
1457319
No display or temperature sensor on the remote. I have a "dumb" frigidaire remote and the signals for fan/cool up/down etc are the same - this aspect of the remotes is interchangeable.
1170089
No.Button on outside of unit is used to change temperature.This is done after using internal switch to take unit off of factory set (120)
1954767
Buy a different thermostat?? This doesn't seem to be designed to handle an outside sensor...