How to Set a Thermostat Differential
There are many different types of programmable thermostats with features that allow homeowners to save money and energy in their homes. With a programmable thermostat you can set one temperature when the house is empty and turn it up or down before you return home. Setting the thermostat differential is a task that can be completed in only seconds. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Locate the temperature reading along the front of the thermostat. Press the set key to access the Fahrenheit/Celsius mode Press either the up or down arrow to move between the two choices and press set at the desired choice of Fahrenheit or Celsius.
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Press the set key again to access the set point. The current temperature set point will be displayed and blinking on and off to indicate that it can be changed. Press the up arrow to increase or the down arrow to decrease the desired temperature. Press the set key to lock it in place.
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Hit the set key again to bring up the temperature differential. The differential symbol will be blinking to show that it can now be changed. Press either the up or down arrow to the amount of degree differential that is desired and press the set key.
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Access the cooling and heating mode by pressing the set key once again. Press the up and down arrow to toggle between cooling and heating. Press the set key once more on the desired choice to completely set the program.
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Tips & Warnings
Other thermostat manufacturers may vary slightly when setting the thermostat differential. Refer to the particular manufacturer's instructions for further details.
