Fibaro
Temperature Overshoot / Poor Calibration
Thermostat overshoots set temperature and room becomes too hot
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Possible Causes
Thermostat installed near heat source or on external wall, Incorrect sensor calibration offset in Fibaro settings, Floor sensor not used with slow‑response underfloor heating, Hysteresis set too high
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: No electrical work is required for configuration changes.
Steps to reduce overshoot:
- 1. Check thermostat location:
- Ensure it is not above a radiator, in direct sunlight, or near drafts.
- If poorly located, consider relocating the thermostat or using a remote room sensor.
- 2. Adjust sensor calibration:
- In the Fibaro app or device menu, find the temperature calibration/offset setting.
- Compare with a reliable thermometer and adjust offset so readings match.
- 3. Enable floor sensor control:
- For underfloor heating, use both air and floor sensors to limit floor temperature and reduce overshoot.
- 4. Reduce hysteresis:
- Lower the on/off differential so the thermostat cycles more frequently but maintains a tighter temperature band.
When to call a professional: If overshoot persists despite correct settings, an HVAC technician can evaluate system sizing and response characteristics.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
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