Short YouTube clip (uploaded by Derek Cole on 2016-12-15) containing a brief dialogue between two speakers about thermostat behavior in cold weather. Speakers note that setting the thermostat to 18 degrees will activate the system's backup heat (heat strips), and that increasing the set temperature causes the heater to run longer to reach that temperature.
No, it's not. Whatever you're comfortable at is a good temperature. Either way, with the 18 degrees, it's gonna activate that backup heat. Heat strips.
That's what I was thinking, because dawn got up on Sunday when it was real cold and it was set at, like, 69, but she goes 71, 72, 73. And I said, I don't think it's gonna make a difference because it was 22 after. Right.
Does it make a.
Difference?
It is. It's just going to activate that heat strip. Oh, it is. So it's going to run longer to get at that temperature.
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