DIGITENWTC100 Wireless Thermostat Outlet Digital Temperature Controller Plug-in Thermostat Cooling&Heating Remote Control Build-in Temp Sensor Greenhouse Thermostat Reptile Temperature Controller

UPDATE ADTER 2 YEARS:I’ve been using this great and reliable thermostat for 2 years now, without any issues whatsoever. In fact, I think it’s highly accurate temperature wise. It’s been great for my 1200W portable air conditioner. My only tiny gripe is the battery lid wouldn’t stay on the back of the remote after 6 months; I solved the problem by steaming and stretching the catch-clasp on the lid and it now snaps, and stays right in place.Highly recommend!———————————————————————————————————————————————I’m really enjoying this controller and am a little confused over the numerous (and often low rated) reviews regarding set-up…? I’m using it in cooling function to control my 12K BTU portable air conditioner, which is rated at 11.5 amps, 1250 watts, just under the maximum load capacity specs for this controller; it gets many negative reviews (melted/damaged relievers) because many have tried to use 15 amp, 1500 watt space heaters on it, which is too much electrical load. Check your load specs before considering this controller!Yes, the instructions are a little vague, but they are not impossible to figure out as many have reported. The company even has a video with instructions for the basics (but video has poor production values) on YouTube for this model. It only took me under 10 minutes to set mine up—and that included changing the temp settings fron Celsius to Fahrenheit. Folks, the remote only has 4 buttons, how hard can it really be to set-up?! Mine came with the receiver and the remote pre-paired, and after 8-10 minutes programming the parameters I wanted, it was up and running.The accuracy of the thermostat seems good, within 1-1.5 degrees of other thermometers I have around the house. All in all, I am very satisfied and happy with the device, and if it holds up long term, I will be ecstatic.

I use this ti monitor the temperature in my car when I take my dog out working in search and rescue missions. The dog stays in the car for long periods of time in Florida hot weather. The control posers a fan and come on accurately when I set it at a maximum temperature. The accuracy is very good. The set up and user interface is easy to learn and use. I would buy this again. In fact I may buy another one as a back up or to use on another device.

My bedroom is the most distant room from the furnace, I have a room heater to compensate, but, when both the furnace and heater are on at the same time, it gets too hot.i needed a way to control the heater, it should be on all the time, accept when the emperature gets ti where I want it. so all this thing has to do is turn off when the temperature is 68 degrees, it will not do this, the temperature has to drop to the 'RUN' temp setting to start again.There is no way to make this thermastate works as a straight switch like a common home thermastate(run until it's warm).I have to take the remote outside in the cold to get it cold enough to get below the 'Run' temperature, so it will start, it will run until it reaches the 'Off' temperature(in Heat mode), turns off and will not turn back on unless I take it back outside in the cold to get the thing back down to the 'RUN' temperature.I can't do this, it should be common sence that in "HEAT MODE' it would stay on all the time accept when it reaches the maximun temperature.Returning it, looking for something that works.....

Updated again after tinkering.... But beware if you decide to try this...this must have voided the warantee but I physically removed the piezo electric alarm inside the remote now it finally shuts up and works without coming back on and waking me up (here is my progressive review) its beeping again and the alarm and I have continually tried to shut that dern alarm off permanently the only hope I would say is to open it up an cut the wire to the alarm itself but that would most likely void the warranty or would go against any return policy so at this point I am sick of it!!!! you seemingly can not shut off the beepin alarm permanently it is beeping all over again and the OFF indicator is not displaying after repeatedly pressing the button to shut off the lousy annoying alarm if you want to read on about what I wrote you are welcomed too ...O.K. it Looked appealing and the idea behind it seem reasonable.... The directions on how to program it did not pan out well.... It took many attempts to get it to change from heating mode to cooling mode which is what I bought it for... I did just what directions said finally it showed in the indicator that it was in cooling mode... had to take the batteries out several times to attempt to get it out of manual/on off mode in my attempt to get to cooling mode... after I set the temperatures I desired... then came the annoying beeping... the directions said to continually press the up or down button to shut the beeping sound off... I did that several times until it stopped and then it started again... finally I put it in a closet so I did not have to hear it... it was too noisy so at 4a.m. I held down the down arrow while it was beeping and did not continually press it.. the indicator finally came on that said OFF now lets hope that it stays OFF... I did not try to see how it interacts with the plug yet but for the amount of time that it takes to program it with the stubborn thing not responding as it says it would in the directions... I am not sold on this being a very good product in the mix of toting it around tryin to program it I also set the directions down somewhere ... I would have had the thing set up if it and put them back in the box for storage if programming it and making the selections for shutting off the beeper went right.... they should have put a separate switches on the remote for all of its bells and whistles if they were going to be so hard to get to.... It wont be until the heat rises above the set or run point that I will wither be not disturbed or unpleasantly reminded about how frustrating this remote is to program so that it will work silently and just do its job... and I haven'tt even paired it with or plugged it into the outlet that it controls which has the sensor in it that I have to install an outlet for at about 4 and a half feet high and not the normal outlet height which is just above the baseboard... that is not a place to get an accurate overall temperature for the room in need of heating or cooling and this is the model with the sensor built into the thermostat outlet... The one with the remote sensor costs $10 more... and I really wasn't sure about the effort it would take to have to program the remotes that came with these things.... seeing that they had an alarm was also a redflag to anoyance and I have installed enough programable heating/cooling thermostats with many other features than this one that seems to be unresponsive with options change from heating to cooling which are hard to get to show up on the indicators until you are about ready to quit... put it in the box and send it back!!! unfortunately this thing has to work... there is another model that is simpler which is sold here on amazon with a switch that allows you to select between heating or cooling mode and it has a dial type face with no led display and no remote... if this one doesn't work I will get that one... however it will require about twice the amount of the right gauge extension chord to get it to turn the heater or cooling fan on or off... but the job would have been done by now compared to the amount of time it took just to get the programmable remote to respond and get the indicator to appear and then set it to the desired operating range and then shut that dern alarm off!!! Finally I opened the case on the remote... the piezo electric beeper is the 1/4 inch black round looking componenet to the right.. without undoing any mother screws to the circuit board I decided to pull it like a tooth.. I do not recomend you follow my advice if you want to return this unit... I needed it for the bedroom and like the fact that it is one of the few units out there with as many options as it had... hard to get to and frustrating at times.. but we I have eliminated they annoying buzzer for .... those more adept at electronic repairs might have disassembled the whole thing and unsoldered the electric buzzer.... which has 2 leads to it... performance did not seem to be affected.. and I will update the post if anything happens... hope this helps someone and hope that the manufacturer/ seller is not upset by my advice cuase I knew once I did this I was not going to be able to return it... what also is really nice about this device is that it is backlit when you start pressing the buttons and right on top of the first screen that comes up which is like the home screen as soon as you put the batteries in it has set and run temperatures displayed... and also right on the top portion of the first screen it shows the current room temperature... in fact as you hold it in your hand you can watch it go up as your body heat from your hand affects it... and as I found with mine if you get stuck in a menu you can take the batteries out and it will go back to the lets say "home screen" and the set and run temps will be where they you set them... so as far s switching from F to C... or switching it from heating to cooling mode which to me was not to easy but finally got it... and finally coming up with a way to shut that dern beeper off permanently!!!! and it finally does not come on and beep again at the next heating or cooling cycle programmed setting once the thing meets the temperature... this is turning out to be a really nice device that hopefully will help me keep the temperature steady and constant by letting me run an intake cooling fan in my bedroom like a green house cooling fan and not get too cold this happens because other residents will crank the heat, or the house itself heats unevenly and my bedroom gets hotter than the other rooms...I hope that this review helps someone in their set of convoluted complexities of heating and cooling with whatever they are trying to use it for...

We have a fan set up in our bedroom window for air circulation and this is exactly the right device to maintain a comfortable temperature. It is easy to set up, easy to change temps, and it works as described.

It work great. It's just what i wanted. Good for heating and cooling.

Used to thermostatically control a ceramic wall mounted heater(400W). Remote allows for temperature setting as stated. No issues.

Me gustaría se pudiera subir y bajar la intensidad fácilmente. Ya que lo tienes que programar con la temp mas alta, baja y la máxima para apagarse.Tiene buenas funciones pero no hay elDe subir y bajar la intensidad y listo. Lo mas simple es siempre lo mejor.

This unit is rated at 14a instead of 15a like the more expensive units so as long as you don't run it at 1500w you will be okay. You really should be running a space heater at 1500W all the time anyway I run my oil-filled at 600w to 900w it's safer and takes a bit longer to get warm but it's fine once maintaining.This with a fan to help move the air heats my basement no problem and turns the fan and heater off with one button I love it. been using it for 2 weeks with no problems.Update: The device lags turning on the heater sometimes leaving the room cooler than I like so I found I need to bump up the run/stop by 1 Deg F/0.5C to compensate for this. If you have it set to celcius it doesn't do 0.5C increments so you need to increase by 1C so you will need to decide if you prefer to keep it a bit cooler or warmer overall but really not an issue I went warmer because I like it warm!

It does the job.Nice to have the room cool enough to sleep in.

Other reviews state it is hard to setup but I found it very easy. I programmed it in the a couple of minutes. In fairness I have three aquariums with similar control setups so from experience with those units this one was easy to install and use.