The furnace thermostat color code
The furnace thermostat color code is an important part of the building codes in North America. The color code changes as a result of time and different weather conditions.
Although we’ve all seen the standard colors, some interesting variations exist.
It is recommended to use a digital thermostat during winter so that you can easily change its settings.
A furnace thermostat color code is the set of colors used to indicate the temperature setting of a furnace thermostat on an electric heating system.
Many may not know that most high-end furnaces have a color code system. Using these codes, you can easily find out your furnace setting and ensure that your furnace is running properly and efficiently.
The color code system allows you to change your settings in a matter of seconds and will save you money on energy costs. With this type of automation, you don’t need to worry about running up your energy bill by just turning up the heat in one room or turning it down when no one is home.
The amount of energy each appliance uses varies according to its color code.
The color code associated with an appliance is based on the temperature at which it operates. The higher the temperature, the more energy the device uses and, therefore the higher the color code.
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