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IV. Feature Description
Comfort Window provides true comfort control,
saves electricity costs, and gives you a
convenient and elegant user interface.
Comfort Control
Comfort Window builds on the traditional
model of a programmable thermostat, adding
a crucial layer for comfort control. With
ComfortWindow
technology, the Comfort
Window not only eases the programming
difficulties of most programmable thermostats,
it also provides baseline comfort settings used
when there are no program entries set to run.
Additionally, with humidity/ temperature
compensation, you won't feel clammy or
sweaty when your thermostat is supposedly
within the appropriate temperature range, but
instead Comfort Window will compensate the
temperature to accommodate what humidity
levels are in your home. As such, users will
feel less variation in comfort when they set
their thermostat to any given value.
Comfort Window does the hard work for you
by calculating things like heat enthalpy which
take into account the humidity within the air
rather than relying solely on a raw temperature
reading. This will enable you to concentrate
on more important things in life, rather than
being bothered by changing your thermostat
every time the humidity levels change within
your home.
To help you
visualize how the
temperature and
humidity levels in
your
home
correspond to your
personalized
comfort settings,
Comfort
Window also
provides a quick
way to view
your home's current conditions. The
ComfortWindow
technology on the home
screen will show the current conditions in
graphical format, with temperature on the
vertical axis and humidity on the horizontal
axis. As long as the dot is within the window
on your home screen, you can know that your
home is within your personal window of
comfort.
ComfortWindow
technology not only
provides a quick and easy way to view if your
home is within your window of comfort, it also
provides a way to make sure your thermostat
is doing its job to save you money for times
when the current condition point should be
outside of your
ComfortWindow
settings (ie:
during a program entry).
To change your
ComfortWindow
settings,
simply touch the
ComfortWindow
quickview
graph or go into the settings and touch
Comfort Window Settings.
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Figure 10: Home Screen
Figure 11: ComfortWindow
Figure 12: ComfortWindow Settings
