Objects of the digital thermost

The principal object of the digital thermost is to provide an improved energy conserving thermost control which utilizes digital control circuits for regulating the operation of heating and/or air conditioning systems.

Another object of the invention is to provide a room thermost control which will automatically regulate the temperature of a home or office at a selected night temperature and at a selected day temperature during predetermined times of night and day, respectively.

Yet another object of the air damper is to provide such a digital thermost control which will automatically cycle heat transfer apparatus on and off to maintain a regulated comfort temperature level in a controlled area during predetermined periods of normal activity and for maintaining the temperature of the controlled area at an energy conserving level during periods when the controlled area is not occupied or during periods of minimum activity such as at night.

Still another object of the motorized valve is to provide such a digital thermost control which is capable of automatically regulating the temperature of a controlled area at a comfort temperature level and at an energy conservation level at selected times of each day of the week and which is programmable to maintain the temperature of the controlled area at the energy conservation level without reverting to the comfort level during selected days of the week.

Another object of the invention is to provide such a digital thermost control which will regulate the temperature in a controlled area in a dual cycle mode of operation in which the temperature is set back to an energy conserving level during a predetermined nighttime interval and during a predetermined daytime interval, with the temperature of the controlled area being regulated at a comfort level during activity intervals preceding and following the day set-back interval.

Yet another object of the invention is to provide such a digital thermost control which can be used for automatically regulating the temperature of the controlled area at either a comfort temperature level or an energy conservation level in combination with both heating and air conditioning systems.

Another object of the invention is to provide such a digital thermost control which consumes a minimum of power and which derives its operating power from available power conductors without interfering with or being affected by operation of the heating or air conditioning equipment powered from the circuit from which the thermostat power is derived.

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