Set Thermostats

Thermostats are used to control the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems in a building to maintain desired temperature setpoints. They play a crucial role in the building's energy usage, indoor air quality, and occupant comfort.

Thermostat setpoints are scheduled for cooling and heating to change over the day, allowing for energy-saving strategies such as setback and setup (lowering the heating setpoint or raising the cooling setpoint when the building is unoccupied).

Set Thermostat Setpoints

To define thermostat setpoints, navigate to 'Spaces' and select the 'Default' Space or any other space available. Then navigate to 'Thermostat', then 'Heating Setpoint' and/or 'Cooling Setpoint' to define the desired temperature within the Space. By default, Setpoints are constant values throughout the year. When annual variability is required, these can be defined in detail. See Set Multiple Occupant Density & Schedules.