A "nice day" was defined as one with a high temperature between 60°F and 85°F and less than 1 mm of rainfall.

Outside temperature is 95 or even 100, wants to set inside thermostat to 62, causes handler to work 24/7 non stop and eventually coil freezes, calls to complaint, explained that we are in Florida and there is a limit to how much cooling one can expect. 

Or buy a temperature sensor.  

I've tried.And the temperature usually handles snow removal in South Carolina. 

The neighbor is suggesting that we put up a 4 to 5' tall welded wire dog fence 2' away from his fence to keep them from breaking it.

@Andrew Lokenauth           "Cutting or hiking now would be like trying to cook a steak by constantly changing the temperature."

Here are practical steps to get your system ready for the summer ahead:Understand Your System's CapacityMost air conditioners are designed to cool your home to approximately 20 degrees below the outdoor temperature.

Most even have a “light temperature” switch inside them.

You won't get calls at 11:30pm on a Saturday reporting heat is out when the temperatures are -17 degrees.Increased Long-Term Property Value: "Nobody will care about my property better than me!"

Besides closing the door to the house, we added a mini split for temperature control and a entrance from outside for full privacy.