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Are you sure that the thermostat lock would, in this case, prevent the heating from being set above the freeze point? Because the way it worked in the situatio
by linsomniac 4y ago
Are you sure that the thermostat lock would, in this case, prevent the heating from being set above the freeze point? Because the way it worked in the situation cited here, residents were unable to set their thermostats below 78 degrees. In other words: The thermostat was not entirely disabled, allowing unlimited indoor temperatures, you just couldn't go lower than 78.
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- josephcsible 4y agoIt was a lower limit this time because it was summer, so people wanted to run the A/C. The equivalent program in the winter will be an upper limit instead, since then people will want to run the heater.