The cooling thermostat is typically located near the condenser unit of your air conditioning system. In most cases, it will be mounted on or close to the side of the unit, facing outwards. The purpose of the thermostat is to monitor and adjust temperatures in order to maintain a comfortable environment for you and your family. Typically, it should remain between 70-78 degrees Fahrenheit during peak summer months and 60-68 during winter months. It’s important that this temperature is maintained as extreme changes can cause damage to both your home and your comfort levels. If for some reason you cannot locate your cooling thermostat or if it appears damaged, contact a professional HVAC technician immediately so they can inspect and repair any issues with the device.