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7 Day Programmable Thermostat

Thu 14 Dec 2006 - 09:07

7 Day Programmable Thermostat
By Noel Graham

A thermostat is a machine that regulates the temperature of a system and maintains it at a desired set point temperature. What the thermostat does is to control the flow of heat energy into or out of that system. This means that the thermostat handles the heating and cooling devices in order to keep the proper temperature.

Thermostats can be manufactured in several ways and can include a lot of sensors to measure the temperature. Some of these sensors are bi-metal mechanical sensors, expanding wax pellets and electronic thermocuples; and they control the heating and cooling devices using electrical or pneumatic signals.

A 7 day programmable thermostat is that which can adjust the temperature according to programmed settings at different times of the day. It reduces heating and cooling looses from a building by reducing the temperature difference.

In summer, you can set a Honeywell programmable thermostat so the temperature in the house may rise while people is not at home, and you can set it to make the air conditioning start working before your family arrives, this way the house will be cool and you will be able to save air conditioning energy. Also you can set the Honeywell programmable thermostat to make the temperature in the house drop when everybody is going to sleep and make it rise before you wake up.

Do not waste any time. Get a Honeywell Programmable thermostat for your home and start enjoying from now of safe energy and warmth before prices get higher!

Want to know how to buy programmable thermostats? http://www.programmablethermostats.org

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