Clock Thermostat definition

Clock Thermostat means a device which is designed to reduce energy consumption by regulating the demand on the heating or cooling system in which it is installed and which uses a temperature control device for interior spaces incorporating more than one temperature control level, and a clock or other automatic mechanism for switching from one control level to another.
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