A programmable thermostat lets you set temperature schedules for different times and days. This automates heating and cooling around occupancy, improving comfort and reducing energy use.
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A programmable thermostat lets you set temperature schedules for different times and days. This automates heating and cooling around occupancy, improving comfort and reducing energy use.
How does a programmable thermostat save energy?
It automatically reduces heating or cooling when you’re away or asleep.
Source: The Cooling Company
Scheduled temperature setbacks reduce energy use.
In winter, a homeowner programs lower temperatures overnight and warms the home before waking to save energy without sacrificing comfort.
Set back temperatures when you’re away or asleep and review schedules after routine changes.
“Set back temperatures when you’re away or asleep and review schedules after routine changes.”
The U.S. Department of Energy estimates up to 10% annual savings by setting back 7°–10°F for 8 hours per day.
Is a programmable thermostat hard to set up?
Most are straightforward, and installers can help with initial programming.
Should I change settings in summer and winter?
Yes. Seasonal adjustments improve comfort and savings.
Is a smart thermostat better than programmable?
Smart thermostats add remote control and learning, but programmable models still save energy.
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