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Lux Products Touch Screen 7 Day Programmable Thermostat TX9000TS | 
 enlarge | Brand: Lux Products
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $137.17
Buy New: $62.98
You Save: $74.19 (54%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 117
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 10.8 x 1.3 x 8.5
MPN: TX9000-TS
Model: TX9000TS
UPC: 021079049004
EAN: 0021079049004
ASIN: B000I7MANA
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Touchscreen interface | | • | 7 day programming - 4 periods per day | | • | Default Energy Star approved program | | • | 2 or 5 minute delay | | • | Filter usage monitor |
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Product 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.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Great ! August 29, 2008
Ok, I chose this thermostat because Consumer Reports rated it the best. The sale of it to me was for the best price I found and all went well with receiving it. I love it !! It is simply the best thermostat, and you have to love the touch screen. Also, here in my late 40s, my vision is not so keen without reading glasses, but, this thermostat has LARGE, easily read numbers and symbols...can read as passing (not run and get glasses !)...love it !! The programmable settings, and the easily read instructions make life so much easier ! Clearly the best.
Very good thermostat - but be careful! August 15, 2008
Florida gives heating/cooling systems a most arduous workout - and after high bills and uneven cooling with two thermostats I took Consumer Reports' advice, and bought the LUX. Good move. As always, Amazon delivered it on time and in fine shape.
Then came the off-with-old, on-with-the-new routine. Been there, done that many times, so I was prepared for minor surprises and major frustration. Nope. Despite the LUX manual's TINY print, I was able to get everything right the first time. Well, maybe not everything . . .
In this part of Florida, or "Flawed-duh!" as we love to label our fair state, there is no natural gas service. And it's a good think I dug into the manual before setting the new unit in place. Seems there is a very tiny "jumper" hidden away in the bowels of the thermostat. In "most" cases (but not all, apparently) you're supposed to take the jumper (a tiny bit of black plastic) off the "gas" pins, and slide it onto the "elect" pins. But not in all cases. . . . .hmm. Time to call the LUX guys.
My phone pal wasn't sure about the jumper, and had to look it up, but then came back to say that I did, indeed, have to move it.
Saying one smallish prayer, I picked at the jumper, to find that it did, indeed, slide easily off its pins. And onto the other set of pins, right next to it. Later, I'd find that I did it correctly. Whew!
That aside, the thermostat was quite frustrating to program, in that I had to remember what Scroll, Next, Yes, Exit, and Menu all meant. I managed to mix up Scroll and Next a dozen times before I got it right.
Once set up - it works like a charm! My AC unit cycles on-off less frequently, the house seems to stay at a stable temperature, and my work-at-home wife is a much happier camper. (read it: "worth every penny!")
I do have two very minor gripes: the hinges on top of the unit are very fragile - be careful when taking off the front cover! The other small irritant is that the "Menu" label on the front screen is half-hidden by the upper plastic case, and very tricky to activate.
Although some reviewers have given the LUX lower marks, I must say that (knock on wood) my unit works flawlessly - and is very easy for even my aged eyes to see in mid-night.
Lux Products Touch Screen 7 Day Programmable Thermostat TX9000TS July 9, 2008
Works great and has a lot of flexibility due to the 7 day programming. Only rated a 4 due to time it takes to setup intial programming.
Stylish, modern, easy to use Thermostat... Works great! June 15, 2008
I just bought two TRANE 48,000 btu air conditioners for the weather of Arizona (desert) and i bought two Lux TX9000TS thermostats for each one... works great! Excellent look and easy to use thermostat. Four differents programable temperatures a day with seven different days option, with backlit for low light places. The only thing is that you can't set up an automatic start (or off).... (must be manually). The thermostat model was rated #1 in Consumer Report magazine.
Great thermostat... if large. June 12, 2008
I bought this thermostat to replace a programmable Honeywell unit that was the same price, and had many of the same features, but was inaccurate when it came to maintaining temperature. This Lux is easy to set-up, easy to take off the wall and replace the battery, and has many features the Honeywell did not have. I like the seven day programming, and the touch-screen. I do wish it displayed the room temperature and set temperature at the same time, though. Also, I am not fond of the switches that control heat or cool and fax mode, but it's a minor issue as those controls are not used often. Overall, it's a great thermostat.
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