Thermostat frequently overshoots the set temperature, making the room too warm before turning off.

Safety: No high-voltage work required unless relocating the thermostat.

Steps:

• Check location: Ensure the thermostat is mounted on an interior wall, away from radiators, direct sunlight, and drafts. If installed poorly, relocate according to Meross guidelines.
• Adjust control parameters: In advanced settings, reduce hysteresis or adjust cycle rate (if available) to better match your heating type (radiators vs underfloor).
• Enable floor sensor: For underfloor systems, use the external floor sensor and set the thermostat to Room + Floor mode to prevent floor overheating.
• Use adaptive/learning mode: If the model supports it, enable adaptive control so the thermostat learns the system response and reduces overshoot.

Outcome: If overshoot persists despite correct placement and settings, the internal sensor or control algorithm may be faulty; consider replacing the thermostat.