Thermostat

A thermostat is a device designed to regulate temperature by controlling heating, cooling, or both in various systems. Widely used in HVAC systems, it ensures consistent and comfortable indoor temperatures by turning equipment on or off based on pre-set temperature levels. Modern thermostats, including programmable and smart versions, allow users to schedule temperature adjustments and optimize energy efficiency. In the AC industry, thermostats play a critical role in maintaining system performance and energy savings while providing convenience and precise control over indoor climate conditions.