Key benefits Accurate temperature control: Dual sensors and automatic calibration keep room conditions stable so heating/cooling cycles run efficiently and comfortably. Clear monitoring and control: The touchscreen shows both the current temperature and your setpoint at a glance, preventing guesswork. Prevents disruption after outages: When enabled, the memory function restores your settings after a power cut so you don't have to reprogram the thermostat. What it does (features) Dual temperature sensor control: One internal sensor measures air temperature while the external sensor measures the temperature. Internal sensor control is the default setting for reliable indoor regulation. Dual temperature display: The clear, easytoread touchscreen shows realtime temperature plus the set temperature simultaneously for fast, confident adjustments. Memory function: Automatically remembers your thermostat settings when power is lost, improving convenience and reducing reprogramming time. (Default: memory function off.) Automatic calibration: Builtin calibration keeps readings accurate over time — room temperature display accuracy is 5, while the internal accuracy reaches 0.1 — delivering better temperature stability and performance. Performance and design highlights Intuitive touchscreen controls for quick temperature changes and status checks. Dualsensor setup separates ambient and external readings to reduce overshoot and improve comfort. Calibration and memory options let you choose the balance between precision and convenience that fits your environment. Practical use scenarios Home living room: Use internal sensor control for stable, comfortable air temperature while the external sensor helps prevent unnecessary cycling when doors or windows are opened. Small office or study: Rely on the touchscreen's dual display to maintain a steady setpoint while the calibration feature ensures consistent readings throughout the day. Vacation or seasonal shutdowns: Enable the memory function so your preferred settings are restored automatically after a temporary power outage. Notes and defaults Internal sensor control is the default operating mode. Memory function exists to save settings after power loss; it is turned off by default. Automatic calibration delivers the specified display and internal accuracies.