What is a Temperature Control System?
A temperature control system is a programmable thermostat that can keep the home or office at a desired temperature regardless of fluctuating exterior conditions. The advantage of having a temperature control system over a common thermostat is that it can save energy and money by automatically maintaining different temperatures at different times of the day and night. A temperature control system consists of a small digital device, wired to a heating and cooling system. About the size of a traditional wall-mounted thermostat, a temperature control system contains a circuit board and memory chip. After setting the temperature control system to a desired temperature, known as a set point, the system will utilize the heater or air conditioning as needed to maintain that setting for the duration programmed. For example, in winter months you might like your home heated to 71 degrees Fahrenheit (21.6 Celsius) in the mornings when rising. If the house is empty during the day there is no need
A Temperature Control System is a device which controls the temperature of a hardside waterbed or a softside waterbed. The temperature system includes a vinyl or rubber heating pad that goes underneath the waterbed mattress and safety liner and a control unit that allows the owner the ability to adjust the temperature of the bed.
