Dual sensor control The thermostat uses two sensors: one for measuring ambient air and one for measuring the floor. The default setting uses the internal sensor to control the temperature for reliable operation. Dual display The thermostat shows both the realtime current temperature and the setpoint, making it easy to monitor and adjust your comfort level at a glance. Memory function The builtin memory retains your saved settings even if there is a power outage, so you do not have to reprogram the thermostat after power returns. Key benefits Precise temperature management: dual sensing provides balanced control of room air and floor temperature for consistent comfort. Easy operation: clear realtime and setpoint display simplifies monitoring and adjustments. Reliable performance: memory function protects your settings, reducing hassle after outages. Use scenarios Scenario 1: In homes with radiant floor heating, the dual sensors help maintain comfortable room conditions while keeping floors from becoming excessively cold. Scenario 2: In spaces with hard floors such as tile or stone, the floor sensor helps keep the floor temperature pleasant, improving overall comfort during morning or daytime hours. Scenario 3: In environments prone to power interruptions, the memory function ensures your programmed temperatures are preserved and restored automatically after power returns. Notes The description reflects the product's dual sensor control, default internal sensor operation, dual display of current and setpoint, and memory function. For size, mounting options, and material specifics, refer to the model's official specifications.