What is a thermostat?

According to Wikipedia: A thermostat is a regulating device component which senses the temperature of a physical system and performs actions so that the system's temperature is maintained near a desired setpoint. Let’s take a deeper look at what a thermostat is, what types of thermostats there are and how they work.

How do you control your home’s temperature? Today there are many options, ranging from smartphone Apps to the traditional temperature dial. These are all forms of thermostats. At its core, a thermostat is simply the controls used to regulate temperature in a heating system. You can set a preferred temperature, and the thermostat works to keep your room or boiler at this desired level. If the home starts to drop in temperature, a thermostat switches the heating on to warm it up. After the interior temperature has reached the set point, the thermostat works to switch off the heating to prevent you from getting overheated.

Within this basic framework, there are a number of features and options:

RF Boiler thermostats: Some thermostats are wireless and battery-operated

Wired battery powered thermostat: Which are connected with wires to the boiler itself.

Programmable thermostats use a set schedule to run the heating at certain times of the day.

Smart thermostats learn and adapt to your routine to save energy cost.

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