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I currently have a “dial” thermostat. Would switching to an electronic thermostat be more energy efficient and save me money on my electric bills?

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I currently have a “dial” thermostat. Would switching to an electronic thermostat be more energy efficient and save me money on my electric bills?

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Electronic thermostats could save money depending on how they are set. There is a trade off between comfort and economy. If you want comfort, set the “dead band” to a narrow range. The dead band is the difference between the temperature at which the thermostat tells the air conditioner to come on and shut off.

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