The electric heating thermostat automatically obtains room temperature with a temperature measurement accuracy of 0.1℃. It features integrated installation and is compatible with 86 European cassettes and CE certified. The settable temperature range is 5-90℃, with AC230V output and a maximum current of 16A. The electric floor heating thermostat is equipped with 2 default sensors. The external sensor measures floor temperature and stops heating when the floor temperature exceeds the set temperature. Users can freely select the built-in sensor or external sensor. The room thermostat adopts touch buttons with a settable temperature range of 5-90℃. Users can freely select manual mode or programming mode according to different applications. The room thermostat supports a one-week programming function, which automatically switches to the required temperature within the allotted time. There are 6 fixed time slots on working days and 2 fixed time slots on rest days. Users can freely choose 5-day, 6-day or 7-day scheduling, and arbitrarily set the time and corresponding temperature. The room thermostat has a temperature calibration function. When there is a large difference between the measured temperature and the actual room temperature, 0.1℃ accurate calibration can be carried out. The digital thermostat is equipped with a large LCD display, which indicates room temperature, set temperature and current heating status. The room thermostat has a white backlight, which turns on when the thermostat is operated and turns off automatically after 30 seconds without button operation. The room thermostat supports a power-off memory function for setting parameters, and all information is saved for a long time in the power-off state after parameter setting. The room thermostat supports button locking. Once the lock is activated, all buttons stop working to prevent accidental touch by children. The room thermostat has a flow temperature difference function, with a settable flow temperature difference range of 0.5-10℃. For example, if the set temperature is 20℃ and the flow temperature difference is 1℃, the thermostat turns off heating when the room temperature reaches 21℃ and above, and turns on heating when the ambient temperature drops to 19℃ and below.