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Question: Where can I find the instruction manual for this model?
Document: Easy to install and program. We had these before in another house and those work great also. Will save on the heating bill if you tend to forget to adjust the manual thermostats. I like these for the convenience.
I bought this new one to replace my worn out one. I love the model that I currently have. It just worn out over time.
They don't actually intend for it to be sold to anyone but contractors, which is somewhat absurd imho. There are a lot of settings that I don't necessarily care about, and going through them requires a somewhat non-intuitive setup phase (that you probably won't be able to figure out without a manual). So maybe that's the reason.
The instructions give clear information on this. I don't know why they recommend this model for professional installation only. (Yes, I do - money.) This is not rocket science. So I figure I saved about a hundred dollars for a service call.
This is my second Honeywell. Buying a brand name pays off. Often heating companies install cheaper products made in foreign lands which don't have the lasting power of a Honeywell. I've had problems that I thought were furnace related only to find it was the thermostat. Stick with a known name.
(Although it does improve upon my previous model in various respects, like having a backlight, and having a more informative display, and not requiring removing the panel to program it, and actually doing the right thing when you set a temporary temperature by keeping that valid until the next program change. )I do have a few minor complaints about the physical design.
So if you work outside the home, the temperature would be allowed to drop during the day and then be brought up to a comfortable temperature at your return. It works perfectly and is much more sensitive than was the old analog unit, so I find that I'm saving on propane. My furnace runs more often, but for shorter bursts and the temperature barely fluctuates.
This unit does exactly what what I needed. Now inside temperature is always the same as &#34;set temp&#34;. It was easy to install and set up and program. Battery power ensures re-setup is not needed after a power outage. This model is economical because it doesn't use wifi or gps. I recommend this model if you don't need a unit that's controllable from a laptop or a smartphone.
Product worked well and was very easy to install. I had it mounted on the wall in five minutes and the wiring connected in another five. Completed the simple programming in another five. My setup involved only 2 wires for heating only (no AC needed where I live) and this was very easy to do from the instructions. Would recommend this model to anyone who can live with a 5/2 day mode.
Sounds like something that sounds great in theory, but might be flaky in practice. Esp. since one of the reviewers complained about it, as well as getting no help from customer service in trying to disable the feature. I decided that I was only going to buy the thermostat if this could be disabled. But the owner's manual gave no info about how to do that.So I called customer service. I got a reasonably helpful person who was not an idiot and could speak English.
Answer: yes