Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What is the LOWEST Temperature this unit can be set at?  I want it to come on at 37 degrees.
Document: I have the swing set to 3 degrees. If I set the thermostat to 78 degrees it cools to 77 and turns off, and when the room heats up to 79 degrees the unit turns back on and cools back off to 77, and repeats. You can set this swing temperature between 1 and 9 degrees.Works good, buy it.June 16, 2014 update: When new the evaporative cooler had an unpleasant odor associated with it.
I used this thermostat to modify a picnic cooler into a bread proofing box. I drilled a hole through the bottom side of the cooler for the electrical cord to go through. Then I  connected a  light bulb  socket with light bulb  into the thermostat and placed it into the cooler box. I set the thermostat at 72 degrees. This has worked out perfect for proofing both starters and bread dough.
Great for space heaters and for air conditioners that don't have their own thermostats. Can be calibrated vs. another thermometer (&#34;how many degrees higher / lower do you want to interpret the thermocouple's inputs as?&#34;) and simply works. I'm using it to supplement a gas heating system in my apartment that only really heats one area.
I am using this thermostat to control a standard Frigidaire 5000 BTU A/C unit in a recently built 900 cu.ft. wine room. Do your homework, because the device you control MUST be able to restart after an electrical interruption (blackout). Not all devices will do that.When you use a line-voltage thermostat, the A/C unit shuts off entirely (no running fan wasting electricity). You will just need a 110v.
The room the cooler is installed in I run a little cool in order to have the far away rooms comfortable since they run a little warmer. I also avoid running on high which works better but is louder - like a fan on high - since that is exactly what it is. But I do have my A/C off and I live in Las Vegas. I don't have my electric bill yet but it will be less.
LuxPro makes the best.This Thermostat is doing a great job with my space heater.I would like to get one for every bedroom.I live where it is propane, or a wood or coal burner.Propane is expensive and electricity is much cheaper here.And this jewel keeps the bedroom comforatable through the night.I have bought other LuxPro thermostats with no problems.So I bought this one without any reservations.
I am using this with a MasterCool MCP 44 Evaporative/Swamp Cooler and it works well with one exception, when it's not real hot and the thermostat turns the swamp cooler on and off as it is designed to do, the optional purge pump which purges for approximately 5 minutes every 6 hours, never purges if the thermostat turns off before running for 6 continuous hours. On hot days when the swamp cooler runs continuously for 6+ hours then the purge pump runs correctly.
It also has a 5 day /2 day programming schedule.
Haven't figured out what the difference is between this and the Lux Win100. Opening the front cover of the Win100 shows the product as the PSP300. The only place it says Win100 is on the packaging. The picture shows the 100 with it's sensor up. The 300 picture seems to lack this, but it is only because it is snapped into it's storage position behind the box. To use it, you are supposed to raise it. Go figure.
Answer: yes