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How do you adjust heat sensitivity with a Honeywell rlv430?
I have 2 fan forced wall heaters and a Honeywell rlv430 thermostat. The fans turn on about every 10 seconds. My question is, can you adjust the heat sensitivity so the fans only come on when the temp drops to a certain level? Is this just a fan heater issue or a thermostat issue?
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