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Temperature showing 1°C on the Thermostat

A temperature of 1°C usually means the Thermostat has been placed somewhere very cold or its temperature sensor may be damaged. Check your heating graphs for sudden temperature drops or repeated patterns.

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Written by James Hunter

If your Thermostat is showing a temperature of 1°C, there are two likely causes:

The Thermostat has been placed somewhere very cold

For example, the Thermostat may have been temporarily placed in a fridge or another cold location.


Check your heating graphs in your account. If you see the temperature rapidly drop to around 1°C and then return to a normal room temperature shortly afterwards, this is likely to be the cause.


It is also worth looking for a pattern. For example, does the temperature drop happen at around the same time each day?


The temperature sensor may be damaged

If the Thermostat has not been placed in a cold location and continues to show an unusually low temperature, the internal temperature sensor may have been damaged.


Please contact our support team so that we can investigate this further.

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