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The “Price Protection” feature is designed to save you money by letting you automate how
your heating and cooling system responds to peak rates. First, determine how you want your
thermostat to respond to each price tier. The product will always display the lowest price tier
first and each tier that follows is more expensive than the one before it.
You can then assign how many degrees warmer or cooler you’d like your home to be when
each tier is active. The thermostat only lets you make adjustments that save you money
(regardless if you’re in a heating or cooling program) so don’t worry about the direction of
the adjustment.
When rates increase, the home screen of the thermostat will indicate that Price Protection is
active and whatever temperature adjustment was previously defined will take effect. To
cancel Price Protection when rates are high, simply press the “Cancel” key.
For more information on your utility’s specific rate structure, visit their website.
5.1 Enable Price Protection
To set your Price Protection preferences:
Menu > Settings > Price Protection > Set Cooling (or Heating) Response
Press the MENU key.
STEP 1
From the Settings menu, use
the arrows to select
PRICE PROTECTION. Press .
STEP 2
If the PRICE PROTECTION feature shows
OFF, press . You should now see a
listing titled SET COOLING RESPONSE.
If you have a Heat Pump you will
also see a SET HEATING RESPONSE
option. Select COOLING RESPONSE
and press . .
STEP 3
SettingsSettings
Fan Auto
Clock
Schedules On
Alerts
Price Protection On
Price Protection
Help
Price Protection On
Set Cooling Response
Exit
Exit