Thermostats with Weekly Program

Room thermostat with a time program is an essential accessory for every modern household. If you are looking for comfort, convenience, and use modern technology, this type of thermostat is just for you.

High demands on design are easily met by room thermostats. They are available in mechanical or electronic versions. You can recognize electronic ones by their display. They come with buttons, a wheel, control under a cover, or the most widespread today, a touch screen. A basic room thermostat allows you to set the comfortable temperature desired in the space, and some even have a switch for cooling, heating, or a fan. Once the set temperature is reached, the heat source is turned off. If the temperature in the space drops below the desired level, the relay switches on the heat source, and the room heats up again. These thermostats have a time program that allows you to plan the heating for 7 days a week in two modes. The first is the comfort mode, which simply means that the room is warm based on the set desired temperature in the time mode. The second is the setback mode, where the room temperature is below the desired level and is usually set for times when no one is in the room, for example, when we are at work. Thermostats usually have several pre-set schemes to make your selection easier.

Installation is done on the wall at shoulder height and at the opposite end of the room, away from heating and sunlight. Be sure to read the power supply parameters before purchasing, as some are powered by a 230V network and some by AA batteries (which are included). A final piece of advice: installation and electrical connection should be carried out by a person with the appropriate qualifications for electrical installation work due to the high voltage involved, otherwise there is a risk of injury.

Installation is done on the wall at shoulder height and at the opposite end of the room, away from heating and sunlight. Be sure to read the power supply parameters before purchasing, as some are powered by a 230V network and some by AA batteries (which are included). A final piece of advice: installation and electrical connection should be carried out by a person with the appropriate qualifications for electrical installation work due to the high voltage involved, otherwise there is a risk of injury.