Thermostat

daveamir

Hi guys how's it going on NYC and I wanted to change my thermostat the picture of the current one is attached I wanted something that I could program for a lower night time temp and morning setback please let me know what you guys think thanks

daveamir

Hers the pic

nicholas bonham-carter

Many people like the Honeywell VisionPro, which can use a remote sensor if needed.
In regard to setbacks, use a very small 3 degree at most, and see below:—NBC

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/164264/a-word-of-warning-about-night-setback-in-this-cold-weather#latest

BobC

One thing to be aware of when it's very cold and windy is you could lose power. If you did lose power, better to starting the cool down from 70 than 63.

That may not be enough but it could just be enough to prevent frozen pipes.

Bob

mxfrank

If the clock still works, then that old Chronotherm can do the job. Have a look at this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9xU33vfu8o

daveamir

Thanks guys

Mike Cascio

My honeywell does a great job. I bought it a couple of years ago. Im sure you could find one on Amazon.

nicholas bonham-carter

Just don’t forget to wind it!—NBC

Mike Cascio

I wind it once a week, it keeps excellent time. I am going to try and record a video of the setback sequence.