Customer reviews for Cadet 03400
I purchased four of these, due to the extreme difficulty of running new Romex in my situation.
1. As mentioned by another reviewer, if the device loses power, the clock/day of week must be reset. This is also true if you turn off power to the device using the switch on the bottom. I originally thought a master-off switch would be nice, as it would allow me to simply turn of the heaters when I leave town. Now, I find it unusable, as it zeroes out the clock.
2. The thermostat's relay issues a very loud clunk whenever it goes active. This has been loud enough to wake me up at night.
3. The thermostat always emits a low-level hum. Not loud, but certainly loud enough to annoy.
4. The programming button response is awful. One must hold each button down for about 1 second for it to register. This may not seem like a big deal, but add up all this delay and it makes programming painful and very time consuming.
If you can live with these issues, then by all means go ahead. I would never purchase these again.
Cadet 03400 Review by Charles H. Neu
I didnt mind getting down and setting temp it is simple and easy to use. but turning it off resets the whole thing which is really kind of stupid to even put a switch in there. Next this thing didn't last more then 2 weeks and it was done and no longer works. Best to find a thermostat that can hang higher on the wall. The fit wasn't very good either like there wasnt much room for the electronics in there.
Cadet 03400 Review by Robert Plamondon (Blodgett, OR USA)
If you have electric baseboard heat and want a digital programmable setback thermostat -- and you do, because it will make your rooms more comfortable and save you money -- but you don't want to wire in a regular thermostat on the far side of the room, this on-the-baseboard thermostat is the one for you.
It only fits Cadet Series F baseboards, so you'll probably end up replacing the one you have now.
Installation is the same as for any on-the-baseboard thermostat (have an electrician do it if you're not familiar with household wiring). Programming is pretty easy. The thermostat's temperature regulation is much better than I expected. I thought the heater would heat up the sensor and mess it up, but the sensor is right at the bottom, and the way convection works is that hot air exits the top of the unit, which draws cold air in at the bottom, and putting the sensor at the bottom of the thermostat assembly does the trick.
The only issues are:
1. Power outages (including a blink of about a second) cause the unit to lose track of what time it is. It still remembers its heating program, though.
2. If you have furniture in front of your baseboard heaters, getting at the thermostat can be a nuisance.
Cadet 03400:: Description
Smart Base, 208/240V, White, Electronic Programmable, Baseboard Thermostat, Digital Temperature Sensing Provides A Precise 2 Degree Comfort Range, 5-1-1 Programming Thermostat With 4 Daily Programs, Can Be Installed On Either End of the Baseboard, LCD Displays Actual Room Temperature, Save 28% On Heating Bills, No Batteries Required, 1 Year Warranty.
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