Are their any programmable thermostats that pick up the time signal off air? If not why not? I find it a pain to change them twice a year. One which does this and is flush fitting would be nice, too.
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16 years ago
Programmable thermostat question.
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16 years ago
Honeywell CM61/67 has a plugin for this. About £23
Worcester Digistat does as well
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16 years ago
Yes the Honeywell CM67 has an option.
Remember that MSF has moved to Anthorn, seems that a few people in the (RF noisy) metropolis are having problems with the weaker signal. I'm happy I can actually receive it now...
You mean you've only just noticed that your heating/hot water was out of step with clock time? B-) The Danfoss TP75 is just a push 'n hold of two buttons together to toggle between GMT and BST. Easy to do rather than having to go through the clock setting procedure which every other clock I have requires. Not the computers though, they are synced to the server which is synced to the net with NTP.
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Honeywell's CM907 (CM67 replacement), whilst not setting the time off air (although a plug-in is available as Eric mentioned), can be set to automatically switchover between GMT/BST at the right time of year. Of course, this doesn't help with clock drift but it solves the specific problem you mention (admittedly not flush fitting though).
Mathew
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How would a flush fitting unit sense the room temperature?