Hi, it says the thermostat in room B controls the temperature in room A + B and that in room C controls the temperature in room C + D.

Does that mean the temperature you set applies to both room C + D or can you set different temperature for different room using the same thermostat? (i.e. can you set only one temperature that applies to both the rooms or can it be set differently?)

Thank you in advance!

Originally Posted by narwhal

Hi, it says the thermostat in room B controls the temperature in room A + B and that in room C controls the temperature in room C + D.

Does that mean the temperature you set applies to both room C + D or can you set different temperature for different room using the same thermostat? (i.e. can you set only one temperature that applies to both the rooms or can it be set differently?)

Thank you in advance!

The thermostat in room B will set the same temperature for both A and B, same with C and D. Just talk it over with your neighbour how you want it set.

this really isnt as big of a problem as what you seem to consider it to be. Unless your living with a polar bear or penguin

I seriously doubt how much those thermostats actually work, anyways...

Originally Posted by nerual

I seriously doubt how much those thermostats actually work, anyways...

When I lived in Keyes, the one annoying thing was when my roommate was gone for the weekend and I had no control.

Even when we did change the temperature, though, it didn't help much.