thermostatcontrolled
Thermostat-controlled refers to a system or device whose operation is regulated by a thermostat to maintain a desired temperature. A thermostat senses temperature, compares it to a user-set point, and activates or deactivates heating or cooling devices to restore the target temperature. Some designs modulate output to adjust the level of heating or cooling rather than simply turning devices on and off.
Control methods range from simple on/off (bang-bang) control to more sophisticated feedback strategies such as proportional,
Common thermostat types include mechanical (bimetal or gas-filled) thermostats, electronic thermostats with digital sensors, programmable thermostats,
Applications span residential and commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), refrigeration, ovens, water heaters, incubators,
Benefits of thermostat-controlled systems include improved comfort, energy efficiency, and safety by reducing the risk of
In broader contexts, thermostat control is a key component of building automation, energy management, and demand-response
See also thermostat, temperature control, HVAC, programmable thermostat, smart thermostat.