UpstateBabs
Feb 1, 2007, 11:26 AM
Hello -
Recently I had Lux digital thermostat replaced. After several attempts with Honeywell tstats -- that were cycling the death out of my furnace -- had contractor install White-Rodgers 1f56-444 mercury-style tstat. After devouring this site, I learned to adjust the heat anticipator to 1.2 A, to get longer cycles, which I am understanding is more efficient. I'd still like less cycles. (Currently if it's set at 62 F, it will kick on at 61.8 F, and turn off at 62.2.)
I recall the furnace cycling less with the old Lux. Is there a thermostat that gives you the ability to select longer, and less frequent cycles or ajdust the temp. differential?
All advice would be greatly appreciated.
Recently I had Lux digital thermostat replaced. After several attempts with Honeywell tstats -- that were cycling the death out of my furnace -- had contractor install White-Rodgers 1f56-444 mercury-style tstat. After devouring this site, I learned to adjust the heat anticipator to 1.2 A, to get longer cycles, which I am understanding is more efficient. I'd still like less cycles. (Currently if it's set at 62 F, it will kick on at 61.8 F, and turn off at 62.2.)
I recall the furnace cycling less with the old Lux. Is there a thermostat that gives you the ability to select longer, and less frequent cycles or ajdust the temp. differential?
All advice would be greatly appreciated.