Dial Mfg 7619 115-Volt LCD Digital Thermostat for Evaporative Coolers - Quantity 6

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Product Description

115V, LCD Digital Thermostat For Evaporative Coolers, With 1 Or 2 Speed Motors, 1/3 HP To HP, Temperature Readout, Constant Room Temperature Displayed, 4 Minute Blower Start Delay When Using Pump Feature To Allow For Wetting Of Cooler Pads, Installs In Single Gang Electrical Box, UL Classified.

Dial Mfg 7619 115-Volt LCD Digital Thermostat for Evaporative Coolers - Quantity 6 Review

First thanks to BIC Warehouse for excellent customer service.

I have used this Controller for over five years. I was able to install the original when replacing an older evaporative cooler. This made the wiring and installation relatively simple. Although fitting it in a standard electric box took a great deal of effort.

Recently I had to replace the original Controller as five quick power surges in the span of a few minutes shorted it out.

Dial is still using the same design. It works very well and makes my evaporative cooler much more convenient to use. Having a thermostat to cycle the cooler on and off is well worth the effort.

However, I have given it four stars instead of five for two drawbacks. As another reviewer has noted, it has a delay before coming on. This is to allow the pads to get wet, but the delay is a ridiculously long four minutes. Maybe a commercial installation might need four minutes, but for residential it is way too long and it happens every time even if the pump is not turned on. Quite honestly the only time the delay to wet the pads is needed is if the unit has been off for a very long time and even then it does not need to be four minutes.

Second, it would be nice if you could leave the fan running and have the pump cycle on and off as the thermostat engages or disengages the evaporative cooler.

Those are design changes that Dial should make. I would gladly pay an additional $10 or so for these two conveniences. Guess I should write Dial a letter but hopefully they will read this. (Update: I did write to Dial and never heard back) The Controller itself is excellent and very useful for anyone with an evap cooler.

I've also used the plug in type similar to the Lux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat and can recommend them as well for a cheaper and easier installation.

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