A thermostat works by turning your heating or cooling system on and off whenever the room temperature varies a certain number of degrees from the set-point.  This variation is called “swing.” We recommend setting #1 which provides maximum comfort.  This is also the default value that the thermostat already has...

If your thermostat is behaving erratically or something strange is in the display, pressing the reset buttons can often correct the problem. Hardware Reset: Try this first since it does not erase anything. Take the front of the thermostat off the wall and look for a small black round reset...

When you see the word “Filter” flashing in the display of the thermostat, it is simply a reminder to change the filter in the blower of your heating\cooling system (totally separate from thermostat). Please refer to the manufacturer of your heating\cooling system to find out how to change this filter.  This...

The temperature scale of your thermostat can be converted between Fahrenheit and Celsius If you wish to change the temperature displayed to read Celsius instead of Fahrenheit, (or Fahrenheit to Celsius): Take the front cover off the stat off the wall. Look on the circuit board to find the dip...

If you need to adjust the displayed temperature up or down, there is a calibration feature in your thermostat.  Although it is factory calibrated and should not need to be changed, you can adjust it to match a different thermometer in home. To adjust your calibration, perform the following steps:...

Your thermostat is set to 12 hour time by default, but also offers the option of military time if you would like. The following steps will allow you to switch between Standard and Military time: If you wish to change the Time Format (24 vs. 12), take the front cover...