Non-Programmable Thermostats for Home 1 Heat/1 Cool Conventional Single-Stage Systems (Blue Backlight)

While I like the style, the large numbers, the easy install. I did have a problem with the room temperature reading. Seller contacted me and gave me the procedure on how to calibrate room temp. Thanks

Super simple to use and when you press up and down buttons simultaneously for a few seconds you enter a screen where you can set your differentials (how much you want your furnace to deviate before kicking in again). The quality looks good, I just wish I also purchased the back that goes with it so it could look less like it's popping from the wall.

I had previously gave this a 3 star rating and received a message from seller explaining the temperature setting range could be adjusted. I made and adjustment and I'm quite happy with the results. Before the adjustment the temperature would go several degrees above the set temp before shutting of the furnace. Now it works perfectly. I would recommend this product. Easy to install, set, see as it has a blue light back ground.

My old thermostat was ancient and not functioning properly. The buttons were sticking and sometimes it would malfunction on the temp. If I set it to 72 degrees, it would keep the furnace going and not shut it off. I ordered this one and got it the same day. It was very easy to install and came with an RH/RC wire. I timed how many times my furnace is coming on now and it’s 3 in an hr instead of countless times with my old one. I like the black light feature too so I don’t have to turn the lights on to see it and the kids can work it with ease. No more hold button! I only gave it 4 stars because I don’t know how it works with the AC yet since it’s winter

I purchased this thermostat since my existing Honeywell thermostat had a non-adjustable 1 degree differential setting. I was seeing my heat/AC going on & off numerous times trying to keep the temperature within one (1) degree of the temperature (set point) I selected. The Suuwer thermostat has an adjustable comfort/differential setting feature which allows you adjust when your heat/cooling will come on & off (+/- 2 degree range). For example, if you select your heat setting at 67 and put the comfort setting at 2, the heat will start when the temperature reaches 65 and stop when it reaches 69. This results in less on/off wear & tear with your HVAC system and, in my experience, less electric/gas usage. I set my Suuwer thermostat comfort setting at 1.5 for the heat mode and saw that my furnace then only came on once every 1-2 hours. The thermostat was easy to install. I recommend that you watch a video on thermostat installation in addition to reading the included manual. Take a picture of the wiring of the old thermostat and clip the wires when you detach them so the wires don't slip behind the wall. In addition, there is a button on the Suuwer thermostat where you select gas or electric based on your furnace type. Please note there is a 5 minute compressor delay feature that appears to be a default setting which can be turned off if needed. The Fahrenheit/Celsius preference is also adjustable on this thermostat.

If you want a home thermostat that is small, easy to read, ultra simple to use and effective as hell, this is the puppy you need! A great product for a great price with FAST shipping! Don't get cold on this deal. Get one! Well worth the money!

Thermostat has been working very well. Installation was fairly easy, once I figured out which wires went were. I recommend that you snap a photo of the wires from the unit you are removing. Price point was half of another brand I was considering.

I bought this thermostat to replace a 20 year old Robertshaw Model 9600 thermostat. It was a pretty easy replacement.The new thermostat included a sheet of labels, to put on the thermostat wires, for identification. That was very convenient.To start, I took a bunch of photos of my old thermostat's wiring, for reference. Then before disconnecting the wires from the old thermostat, I put the labels on the wires. Once all the wires were disconnected, I removed the old thermostat. I decided to clip off the exposed ends of the wires, and strip a new segment, to get a fresh connection point. I was able to slide the labels down the wire a little further, which saved me the trouble of cutting off the labels and making new labels. It went pretty smoothly. I had a little difficulty getting a good connection on the R wire, because of the presence of the jumper wire from the R pin to the Rc pin. I took me a couple of tries to get the two wires positioned, in the R pin receptacle, so that they would both be held tight by the screw.