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Honeywell RTH2310B 5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat

Digital programmable heat or cool thermostat. 5 2 programming; 1 program for weekdays; and a separate program for weekends. Easy to use and program with straightforward display and basic buttons keep operation and programming simple. Early start function ensures the programmed temperature is reached by the programmed time. Filter change reminder. Precise temperature control iholds= 1. Easy to read backlit display. Designed to install in 15 minutes or less. Compatible with most heating and cooling systems; does not work with electric baseboard heater (120 240V) heat pump systems or multi stage heating cooling. Includes mounting hardware and quick install guide. Requires 2 ''AA'' batteries (not included). ENERGY STAR rated.

Offering the ease and convenience of basic programming, the Honeywell RTH2310B 5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat can help save money on your energy bills--without sacrificing your comfort. Compatible with most heating and cooling systems, this energy-aware unit makes it easy to create a program that suits your lifestyle.



RTH2310B 5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat
At a Glance:
Separate weekday and weekend programs--up to 4 periods per day
Can save up to 33% on your energy bills
Large backlit display with soft-touch buttons
Furnace Filter Change Reminder
Early Start Function
Compatible with most heating and cooling systems
1-year warranty






The backlit display is easy to read in dimly lit areas. View larger.



The RTH2310B can help save money on your energy bills--without sacrificing comfort. View larger.
Precise, Programmable Temperature Control
The RTH2310B lets you control the temperature inside your home, even when you're not there. In just minutes, you can create separate programs for weekdays and weekends--up to four program periods per day (wake, leave, return, and sleep).
For further convenience, the RTH2310B gives you precise temperature control plus or minus one degree Fahrenheit, so you can create the atmosphere that's perfect for you.
Energy-Aware Unit Saves up to 33% on Annual Heating and Cooling Costs
The RTH2310B thermostat lets you create a program that automatically adjusts the temperature during times when optimum comfort is not necessary (e.g. when you're sleeping or away from home), which means you can significantly cut down on your overall energy usage and reduce your monthly bills. In fact, depending on your geographic region and usage patterns, the RTH2310B can help you save up to 33% on annual heating/cooling costs.
Using a programmable thermostat is one of the easiest and least expensive ways to reduce energy costs and protect the planet--without sacrificing personal comfort.
Backlit Display, Furnace Filter Change Reminder, and Early-Start Function
Designed with users in mind, the RTH2310B features soft-touch buttons and a backlit display that's easy to read, even in dimly lit areas. Additionally, a convenient furnace filter change reminder helps ensure your system is performing at its optimal level.
This clever thermostat also includes an early start function that begins the heating/cooling of your home prior to your programmed times. This ensures your home is the temperature you want it, when you want it.
Compatibility and Warranty Information
The RTH2310B works with most heating and cooling systems and gas fireplaces. It is not compatible with multi-stage heating/cooling, heat-pump systems, or electric baseboard heat (120 - 240 volts).
The Honeywell RTH2310B 5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat is backed by a one-year warranty.
What's in the Box
Honeywell RTH2310B 5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat; mounting hardware; warranty card; and manual.

COMPATIBILITY
24-VOLT HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS
Single-Stage Heating and CoolingMultistage Heating and Cooling
Heating OnlyCooling Only
Furnace (Warm Air)Central Air Conditioning
Heat Pump without Auxiliary Heat Heat Pump with Auxiliary Heat
Hot WaterSteam or Gravity
750 MillivoltGas Fireplaces
(24 Volt or 750 Millivolt)
Electric Baseboard Heat
(120 - 240 Volts)

One of my last shots from Death Valley in January.

I was headed home after shooting with Brant and was several miles out of Furnace Creek when I saw a shimmering in the distance that looked like water. There were also huge clouds overhead and the distant mountain range was slowly turning golden. It looked like an ideal shooting situation about to happen and I started wondering if there were any potential shots that could be made.

I couldn't tell how far it was or even how big an area it covered, but I pulled over anyway and ran to check it out. It ended up being probably half a mile away! When I got there, I found what looked like a mudflat that had flooded out with no more than three inches of water. And there were footprints everywhere! By the time I spotted an area that wasn't spoiled, the clouds were already gone, and the light on the distant range was too bright. I'd missed the ideal light by about three minutes and not even GND filters could bring the highlights down. Rather than feel bad about it though, I was actually kind of happy with what I got, considering it was totally unplanned for.

More WTF in the new/old house: This is looking down into the front foyer
from the second floor. First, the brass'n'glass thing has got to go.
Secondly, they didn't even pretend to finish this piece of plywood that
covers the top of the front closet. Wouldn't be so bad, except you can see
it from the top of the stairs and from the decorative window in the master
bedroom. Also, that is where the furnace filter is so I have to pull out a
ladder every time it needs changing.

I can make it look better but unfortunately I can't move the furnace air
intake. :/