Does a mechanical thermostat automatically adjust the temperature?

A mechanical thermostat is a device that controls temperature through physical means. Its main working principle is to detect the temperature of the environment through a sensitive temperature sensor, and then adjust the working status of the heating or cooling equipment through a mechanical device to achieve set temperature.

So, does a cooling thermostat automatically adjust the temperature? The answer is yes. In fact, this is one of the basic functions of a heater thermostat. When the ambient temperature is lower than the set temperature, the thermostat will automatically start a heating device, such as a heater or electric heater, to increase the ambient temperature. On the contrary, when the ambient temperature is higher than the set temperature, the thermostat will automatically turn off the heating equipment and start the cooling equipment, such as air conditioners or fans, to lower the ambient temperature.

This automatic adjustment process is continuous, that is, as long as the thermostat is in working condition, it will continuously detect the ambient temperature and adjust the working condition of the heating or cooling equipment as needed. This is why we can enjoy a warm indoor environment in the winter and a cool indoor environment in the summer.