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Lux Products TX9600TS Programmable Large Touchscreen Heating Cooling Thermostat, White

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Style: TX9600TS (Gen 2)


Features

  • EASY-TO-READ TOUCHSCREEN: The large, lighted touchscreen display keeps comfort levels crystal clear
  • HIGHLY COMPATIBLE: Works with virtually all North American heating and cooling systems
  • COMFORT CONTROL: Choose between 2 or 4 periods per day, plus ensure consistency with programmable touch pad lockout for unauthorized users
  • TEMPERATURE LIMITS: Stay in your comfort zone with adjustable heating and cooling temperature limits
  • YOUR WEEK YOUR WAY: Enjoy 7-day or 5/2-day temperature programming that fits your schedule

Description

7 Day Programmable Touch Screen Thermostat, Vacation Hold, Smart Recovery, Default Energy Star Approved Program, Lighted Display, 2 Or 5 Minute Delay, Temporary Temperature Override, 12/24 Hour Clock, Filter Monitor & Energy Usage Monitor, Most 24V Heating & A/C Systems, 1 Stage Heat, 1 Stage Cool, Gas, Oil, Electric, Or Single Stage Heat Pump Systems, 2 Wire Heat Only Hydronic Systems, Hot Water Baseboard & Radiator, Millivolt Subsets, Wall Heaters, Furnaces & Gas Fireplaces.


Brand: ‎Lux Products


Model Name: ‎TX9600TS


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎5.38 x 1.13 x 3.38 inches


Color: ‎White


Included Components: ‎Thermostat


Item Weight: ‎1 Pounds


Voltage: ‎240 Volts


Shape: ‎Rectangular


Display Type: ‎Digital


Control Type: ‎Touchpad


Number of Items: ‎1


Control Method: ‎Touch


Connectivity Protocol: ‎Wi-Fi


Mounting Type: ‎Wall Mount


Style: ‎TX9600TS (Gen 2)


Backlight: ‎Yes


Number of Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required.


Manufacturer: ‎Lux Products


Part Number: ‎TX9600TS


Item Weight: ‎1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎5.38 x 1.13 x 3.38 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎TX9600TS


Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Pattern: ‎7 Day Touch Screen


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number of Handles: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎Yes


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium


Average Battery Life: ‎8760 Hours


Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.


Date First Available: July 11, 2012


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    • Great basic 7 day programmable thermostat!
Style: TX9600TS (Gen 2)
I had a previous Lux digital thermostat I replaced with this model just due to the age of the previous unit. My old thermostat was still functioning fine, but I do not necessarily trust modern digital electronics past ten years of age. This thermostat was cheap, and I would rather pay a little money for a new thermostat than experience a thermostat failure during winter. Anyway, my thermostat was super easy to install. All of the thermostat wires were color coded, and I connected each wire to the corresponding terminal on the new thermostat's mounting plate. Since my previous thermostat was a Lux, I was able to use the existing mounting holes for my base plate as those lined up with the new plate and simply attach the wires to matching terminals. That made my install even easier. I just started using this thermostat a couple weeks ago. It is keeping my house a consistent temperature when compared to another thermometer and my previous thermostat (also cycles at appropriate swing settings). The thermostat is working exactly how it should. I opted for Lux thermostats for a few reasons. I do not have a C wire and need a thermostat that can run on batteries alone. The unit is cheaper than comparable models. The thermostat has a lot of nice features for the price (energy use, filter change, lock out code, temperature set back-which is a temporary hold before automatically resuming program). However, I really like the fact I can adjust the swing temperature on this unit. For those who do not know what swing temperature is, it is the amount of temperature variance the thermostat will allow from the set temperature before turning the HVAC system on and off. A properly adjusted swing temperature allows the HVAC system to run more efficiently (longer run times which are also easier on HVAC system) balanced with occupancy comfort (HVAC cycles more often). I previously had a Honeywell thermostat that short cycled my HVAC system, and I will never use that brand again for that reason. I am running this thermostat on AA batteries as I do not have a C wire. I ran my other thermostat that way for years, and I would just change the batteries right before heating season. I never had to replace them more than once a year and never saw a low battery indicator on my previous thermostat. I do wish it was easier to change the batteries out on this model. I did end up doing what another reviewer mentioned. I opened my thermostat to expose the battery compartment several times before installing it. It did make it a little easier to take apart after it was mounted. There are a couple negatives. Some people mentioned the thermostat is inaccurate when powered by a C wire. I cannot comment on that as mine is soley run on AA batteries. The recovery feature was designed for a stupid California law. The hour maximum recovery time does not allow enough time for my hydronic heat system to adjust reach my set temperature during a Wisconsin winter. I program around that by setting my system to start earlier (again thanks to a dumb law). I will say that the display is kind of hard to read without the backlight. I also wish the unit displayed the current room temperature to tenths of a degree. The thermostat also seems a little slow to read temperature. It is just an observation when I first put batteries in it that it took a minute or two to read the exact room temperature despite being out of its case in my house before I installed batteries. I will add that my heating and cooling system slowly brings my house to the correct temperature, and that has not been an issue with its operation. I will update this review if anything changes. Edit: The temperature has been in the upper teens to lower twenties the past week. I have been playing with the swing setting on my thermostat as I recently installed new triple pane windows. My previous swing setting of +/- 1 was not working for me after my house upgrade. I lowered my swing to .75. I noticed my energy use dropped 45 minutes from previous day which had even warmer temperatures. I am now starting to experiment with other settings to see if they yield greater efficiency gains. I am also toiling with skipping my 6 degree thermostat reduction at night. By reducing the swing setting, I have learned that it takes my boiler more energy to recoupe losses than to maintain the current temperature (recovery time is around three hours of constant boiler operation). I am currently making a chart based off of run time settings based from the run time settings on this thermostat achieve the optimum efficiency. The energy use feature is also something that is great to have. I suggest people actually adjust their thermostats and check the results. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 2, 2018 by Kfilly
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Style: TX9600TS (Gen 2)
keeps the kids from turning the thermostat to far up or to far down. you can set a max/min temp for heat /cool, and a max deviation for a temp hold for your programed schedule. for instance, if you have your thermostat set to run at 74 deg during a certain time, and a 2 deg deviation, the max that someone could turn the thermostat down durning that time would be 72 deg. and you can set a hard min/max temp that can never be gone past with out the code. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 9, 2022 by Bo
    • Very Happy So Far !
Style: TX9600TS (Gen 2)
Well, I received this thermostat on 1-14-15 and installed it that evening. It is everything most people have said - in my opinion a great thermostat. Realistically, it took me about an hour to install, but it is extremely easy to catch on to navigating through the menus, even the daily temperature programs. I still have a little more fiddling/familiarization to do with it, but it is working fine. I downloaded and printed out the install/operation instructions from LUX's website so they were full size and that made things easier to read. If you do this, make sure you are getting the latest version of the instuctions, as there are also instructions for the previous version of this T-stat. Four things about the actual installation on the wall: 1. Make sure you have a phillips screwdriver that is small enough to fit the screws for the wires. 2. Depending on how far the wires are stripped back for your original T-stat, you may need to clip a bit of copper off of each wire so you don't end up with too much bare (stripped) wire showing once you insert it into the new T-stat's wiring block. 3. Once you initially pull the T-stat off it's base and put the base on the wall, you can get confused as to which holes the wires go into but, of course, looking at the T-stat itself, it becomes obvious that it's pins go into the front facing holes and the wires go into the upward facing holes. 4. The instructions leave out actually installing the T-stat onto the base once the base is on the wall. What I did was start at the bottom and watched the 10 fixed pins fit into their respective wiring holes as I was leaning the top in towards the wall to it's two catch points.....but it may be better to just try to go straight in and watch the 10 fixed pins fit into their holes if you can see them, not sure. I started with a "Swing" setting of 2, so in heating mode, with the setpoint at, say 70, it will turn ON at 69.5 and shut OFF at 70.5 (as mentioned in other reviews, each swing step is 0.25 degF, so 2 x 0.25 = 0.5 degF on each side of the setpoint). Of course, in cooling mode, the A/C is going to turn ON at the upper point of the swing and OFF at the lower point. I also made sure the "Offset" setting was 0 degF (zero) which disables the T-stat's two-stage capability which I do not need. Concerning the actual temperature reading, I checked it with a little digital thermometer that I just set on top of it and also with a "point & shoot" temperature gun, so far it seems to be accurate so I did not adjust the temperature "Calibration" setting. I did raise the lower temperature Limit up from the default 45 degF to 55 degF, but I really don't think that was necessary. The only time I can hear the ever so slight hum it makes while the screen is lit up is when the house is very quiet. There was also a comment about the possibility of hitting an action when you touch the screen for the back light - well if you always just touch the screen in the lower right-hand corner, there is nothing there selection wise to hit so this is not really an issue for me. The main reason we bought a new T-stat was, once our new furnace was installed, it was cycling on/off too much, so getting a new T-stat with the "Swing" adjustment capability was a top priority for us. Other priorities were being extremely simple to use and program and that the T-stat be powered by both the power from the system (24v) and battery power also - this way if you lose main house power it stays ON and if the batteries go dead it stays working anyway, and this must also extend the battery life. Edit 1-19-15 concerning the 24v power: In looking back at the wiring diagram and the 4th note down on the "WIRING DIAGRAM NOTES" page of the instructions, to get the 24v power you have to use the "Optional" Common wire........well, I have this wire up at the T-stat but it was not used for the original T-stat so I am going to have to connect it to the 24v Common down at the furnace and then up at the T-stat if I want the 24v power along with the battery power. The wiring diagram I used was the "CONVENTIONAL (NON HEAT PUMP) 1-STAGE HEATING AND 1-STAGE COOLING". I looked at quite a few other T-stats, they all seemed way more confusing and, from what I could tell anyway, it was only the expensive T-stats that have the Swing capability. I am very happy with this T-stat and it was only $59 with free shipping and no tax to boot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 15, 2015 by Bob W
    • Works as advertised, and has a useful swing-setting
Style: TX9600TS (Gen 2)
This is a great, basic, touch-screen, programmable thermostat. I originally purchased and installed a Honeywell thermostat, but quickly unistalled and returned it after it often short-cycled (5 min on / 5 min off) my heating and cooing equipment. This particular LUX model has a handy 'swing' setting to keep this from happening. My only gripe about this model is that it looks a bit old-school and pulling the front panel from the rear case is a bit difficult at first (I thought I was going to break it to get it apart). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 25, 2022 by Bryce
    • Easy set up. Very easy to read and quite accurate.
Style: TX9600TS (Gen 2)
Not issues at this time.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 7, 2022 by Frank Sica
    • Control over the Temperature Swing is a huge benefit!
Style: TX9600TS (Gen 2)
I bought this exclusively to be able to control the temperature swing -- how much the temperature can change before the AC turns on and off -- and it's absolutely been worth it. My previous thermostat worked fine, but it cycled on and off too quickly during the summer months. Being able to increase the temperature swing amount has solved the over-cycling problem. I highly recommend this thermostat for those with similar concerns. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 26, 2022 by Light
    • Excellent Thermostadts
Style: TX9600TS (Gen 2)
Excellent thermostats, highly recommended.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 3, 2022 by Bob Turner

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