The thermostat on the wall displays the indoor temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. Numbers like 70 align with expected comfort levels in standard room conditions.
Interactions proceed without variation. Button presses adjust the setpoint, and the screen updates the reading steadily. The display functions reliably through routine use.
The figures now match Celsius scale equivalents, such as 21 for typical room warmth. The metric system defines the readings.
Fahrenheit values no longer apply. Climate control responds solely to Celsius inputs on the same interface.
The unit of measure in the thermostat display has become Celsius, with the interface maintaining unbroken operation.