Adjust the temperature by using the up and down arrows.
Renovated Halls
If you encounter any challenges or concerns with your heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit, contact Facilities Management by submitting a work order.
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning: Renovated Halls
Hall Information
Please use this guide for adjusting the temperature in Adams, Biddle, Bush, Johnson, Lincoln, Read, and Shively Halls.
Temperature Guide
The set point range is between 68-72 degrees.
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Step 1
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Step 2
You can only set the temperature within the 68-72 degree range when using either the heat or air conditioning.
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Step 3
Once you have the desired temperature displayed on the digital screen, press the “set point” button again to adjust the temperature
Regulating the Temperature of the Room
These halls are heated and cooled by a system that controls the whole building. You will see a thermostat on the wall of your room that can be seasonally adjusted. For example, during the summer months, you can adjust the temperature up or down, but you cannot turn on the heat. During the winter months, you can adjust the temperature up or down, but not turn on the air conditioning.
Upright Fan Coil Units
The individually controlled fan coil HVAC units found in most renovated residence halls require at least 2 feet of clearance in front of the unit at the floor where the air intake is located. Failing to allow proper air flow into the unit reduces the amount of air it can circulate, which can lead to reduced air quality in the room.
