climate control

noun

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

Other Words From

• climate-controlled adjective

Example Sentences

Some participating museums are rethinking how they could relax typical climate control standards in exhibition spaces to preserve energy.

From Los Angeles Times

Because museums’ exhibition spaces are often cavernous, she said, climate control becomes one of the key areas for reducing energy use and its related carbon emissions.

From Los Angeles Times

“They’re going to use the air climate control system. It’s designed to control the temperature and flow of oxygen throughout the building. It’s perfect.”

From Literature

Before he could inject the virus into the climate control system, Rada had to put on a special BSL-4–positive pressure suit.

From Literature

"With modern building design and indoor climate control systems, the indoor environment is becoming progressively more uniform worldwide."

From Salon