A device that senses room temperature and turns heating or cooling on and off to maintain a desired setpoint.
A temperature-sensing control device that regulates a heating or cooling system to maintain a setpoint temperature in a space. Modern programmable and smart thermostats can adjust setpoints based on schedules, occupancy sensing, and remote control. In commercial buildings, thermostats may be integrated with the building automation system for centralized monitoring and control.
Programmable thermostats in each zone set back temperatures to 65°F during unoccupied nights, reducing heating energy by 20 percent.
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