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thermostat question
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Thank you to, but seems ours cannot be adjusted lower.kassy64 said:Have a look through the instructions to see if the 'swing' can be narrowed down. Ours (Alpha) can be set to come on and off at 0.1c above or below target temperature. I have it set at 0.3c above and 0.3c below and set target at 19.5c, so in theory temp is always between 19.2c and 19.8c (in theory).0 -
Conventional thermostats used to have a tiny heating element, which means they actually switched off before the target temperature was reached. A sort of negative deadband specifically to anticipate and avoid the temperature overshooting.1
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