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I just
had a White-Rodgers installed and I switched it to C and then programmed it no
problem.
Phil
My White-Rodgers programable thermostat
instructs me to program it in Fahrenheit before switching it over to
Celsius. I may understand why that is required. It may
be because there are 9 �F to each 5 �C. Thus if one wants
to change it up or down, usually one has to punch the up or
down arrows twice. This may be because at most times 1 �C is equal
to 2 �F (or you could say that usually each punch equals aproximately 0.5
�C.
I have to insist that, to me, changing
by 1 �F in the house is very truly and most certainly noticeable.
This leads me to think that thermostats designed for Celsius may
need to be calibrated in 0.5 �C increments. What is done in
Europe?
Norm
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