why can't I get my humidity control to work on thermostat installed by Munns last year at a cost of $400. That is the only reason we got a new thermostat for the house . I have humidity control set @ 65% & A/C @ 80° and humidity is saying it is 82%

Sandy OToole | Sep 6, 2018 | Category: Air conditioning contractor

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Rick Davis | Sep 6, 2018

When you have it set for regular home operation, the thermostat controls humidity by running the A/C in cooling a couple of degrees below the cooling setpoint, but no more than a couple of degrees. If it's cool and humid outside, you would need to lower the cooling setpoint to allow it to get cooler for dehumidification. It is just past a year since you purchased the thermostat, Munn's would be happy to send a tech to explain in person and help optimize advanced settings for your needs for no charge. Thanks, Ricky Davis Service Manager Munn's Sales and Service

Steve Biggs | Sep 6, 2018

Good answer, the HVAC is a residential system. To really get control of the humidity, you would need to have some reheat, after you have run the refrigeration compressor to meet the humidity setpoint.

julie johnson | Sep 6, 2018

Im not sure but if you'd like to call ths office im sure someone would be able to help you, i work in the accounting department

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