Manual/Digital Manual - Conventional dial or lever style of mechanical thermostat. It doesn’t have many features. Digital - This has a display screen and is often capable of a variety of useful functions.	Manual

Power Method Indicates if the thermostat operates electrically on batteries or power from the furnace/air handler.	120 V

Use with Gas/Oil Indicates that this thermostat can be used with either a gas furnace or oil furnace.	No

Use with Electric Furnace Indicates that this thermostat is compatible with electric furnaces or air handlers with electric heater coils. The voltage to the thermostat will be the normal 24 VAC. This feature is different from a "Line Voltage Capable" thermostat which operates with 120 to 240 VAC.	Yes

Use with Heat Pump Indicates that this thermostat is compatible with heat pumps.	No

Stages of Heat The number of terminals on the thermostat that can be used to individually control separate heating functions. Many furnaces that are called two stage heaters will require at least a two stage thermostat to operate appropriately. You may also choose a multiple stage thermostat when pairing different heating equipment. Such as a heat pump and a furnace.	1

Auto Changeover This feature allows the thermostat to automatically switch from heating to cooling based on the temperature inside. This is useful between seasons when heating may be needed at night, and cooling during the day.	No

Line Voltage Capable Will operate on 120 volts A/C or 240 volts A/C as indicated for that model. Electric baseboard and specialty heaters often require a line voltage capable thermostat.	Yes

Color	White