climate control

noun

1. a thermostat for controlling a heating or air-conditioning system.

Other Words From

• climate-controlled adjective

Example Sentences

Portable enough to fit inside any purse, it features a unique bladeless design, with three speeds available for climate control.

From Popular-Science

Raynor, the Texas attorney, said his Model S touch screen suddenly went half-blank for two days, limiting access to features such as the backup camera and climate controls.

From Washington Post

That was a key issue for Tesla because the touch screens serve as a command center for the car, hosting the climate controls, navigation and music, and even functions such as opening the glove box.

From Washington Post

This includes features such as comforting ambient lighting inspired by andon paper lanterns and an available internal climate control system that senses the surface temperatures of passengers and automatically adjusts to their comfort levels.

From MIT Technology Review

He similarly acknowledged lying to the Federal Emergency Management Agency when he stated he had masks “stored securely in our climate control warehouse located in VA and PA,” according to his plea agreement.

From ProPublica