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Now that most wall unit air conditioners are made digital only (aside from a few junky brands) I’m faced with a dilema. Most stores have no clue which modal air conditioners work with a shabbos clock. ???????
I’m sure Town Appliance in Lakewood would know.
Many digital-panel air conditioners (e.g. Friedrich) have built-in timers that let you program on and off times over the course of 24 hours.
Unless I misunderstand your needs, this ought to suffice for Shabbos, no?
Many digital-panel air conditioners (e.g. Friedrich) have built-in timers that let you program on and off times over the course of 24 hours.
Unless I misunderstand your needs, this ought to suffice for Shabbos, no?
The advantage of a mechanical dial is that the a/c will come back on if there’s a power outage.
Y shouldn’t it work I have a digital and it works just fine w my shabbos clock
you need to make sure the a/c has a feature (i don’t remember the exact name) that turns it back on after a power outage.
I have some GE’s (very noisy) & panasonics that work a) with a shabbos clock
& b) will come back on after power outage (but the clock will then be ‘off’ by as many hrs as the power was off.
buy from yid who will know where to get it.
Rainbow Appliance in lkwd also very good.
you need to make sure the a/c has a feature (i don’t remember the exact name) that turns it back on after a power outage.
auto-start?
“you need to make sure the a/c has a feature (i don’t remember the exact name) that turns it back on after a power outage.”
I have that feature om my air conditioner; it’s called shabbos goy.
Its purpose is so the a/c will restart after a power outage.
For a frum household, this is necessary if you intend to use an external timer.
Any of the frum appliance stores, Drimmer, the Buzz etc can advise you. We have recent GE units that work with our Shabbos clocks and cheap Dawoos that don’t
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