0.1 0.2 etc degree options for differential

Comments: 5

• 07 Dec, '19
  Jit

  That's very true. This would be useful for those of us with underfloor heating.

• 09 Jan, '20
  David A

  I think generally this is needed a .5 degree drop given the overrun can increase the temperature but by +.5 this means no heat whilst it drops and due to other heat radiating around t hug e house in my setup take a long time for it to drop and then is lower than desired.

• 13 Dec, '22
  Scott

  Have to agree. This 0.5 differential is too large. We need less for underfloor heating.

• 24 Feb
  Tim

  For thermally stable rooms which have low loss heat loss but high mass the differential is too large.

• 14 Mar
  Nick

  Please please can you guys at Heatmiser reduce the differential minimum to 0.1 or maybe 0.2 degrees. Thanks, Nick