Smart AC V3+: Thermostatic vs Non-Thermostatic

JRE

Hi.

I've just purchased and setup a Smart AC V3+. Given the options between configuring it in Thermostatic vs Non-Thermostatic mode, what are the pros/cons?

I've tried both, and the Thermostatic appears to be a lot more limited to only heat and cool and specified temperature, where-as Non-thermostatic gives me additional modes and fan speeds.

Seems like Non-Thermostatic is the more full-featured option, but am I missing something?

Thanks in advance!

[Deleted User]

Hi JRE,

This article explains the difference: [How does the Smart AC Control control my air conditioner?](https://support.tado.com/en/articles/3387285)

It basically boils down to whether the AC is in a good position to measure the room temperature (then you could just use non-thermostatic control) or would you rather use the Smart AC Control to more accurately measure the room temperature (thermostatic control).

BR

Frank

JRE

Thanks. I ended up sticking with non-thermostatic control since it allows for more air conditioning options on my unit.

Basically, I'm using the Smart AC as a "better" remote control for my unit. It's not yet much "smarter". Would definitely benefit from having the ability to set the target temperature in auto mode.