Will this thermostat perform basic functionality cool/heat on/off (manually) without being paired to a z-wave GW. I Won' have a gateway for 1-2 months
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This Honeywell touch screen thermostat will do all functions of heating, cooling, fan, etc. and you can enter an energy savings program very easily all without being connected to a Z-Wave network. All functions and programming are easy to access with the touch screen. When you get your Z-Wave network up and running it will be even easier to override or change any function/program.
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It would be nice to have an aswer to this question. I could imagine a device that works without a third-party web site, where you connect directly to the thermostat, but I would be surprised if this device had that ability. If someone can verify that it does, I will buy one, otherwise I'm going to wait.
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I do have the gateway. In order to use the outlet liftmaster device you will need the gateway. The gateway talks to the liftmast webpage and you access the liftmaster web page over the inet for it all to work. For outlet device like this I would recommend using the ecobee outlet plugs. They connect to the thermostat and you manage them thru ecobee website (still on inet) but the options you get are amazing, complete schedule setup and reporting of energy usage.
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Yes. Check out a GE 45600 remote for under $10 as a temp controler until you get your system ready.
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There is a vacation mode you can trigger by wiring a pair of wires to the thermostat and using a contact switch which can presumably be controlled by the multi-zone system. I ran the wires to control mine but I haven't hooked it up to anything yet.
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I'm sorry but I decided to change my whole system to a ductless heat pump (best thing I've done to this house). I actually never used the thermostat, ended up in my good stuff junk pile. Wish I could help more.
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I can only tell you that if the Honeywell uses Z-Wave technology, then it should. Z-Wave uses low-power RF broadcasting a digital code. If you already have the BR100NX bridge, then you should know about the process of discovering devices. If it will not acknowledge the presence of the 2dig Thermostat, then send it back. The only variable is the coding.
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Like another commenter I found that the batteries only lasted a week or so when used in conjunction with Z-wave/SmartThings controller without a "C" wire. When the batteries die the thermostat stops sending any signal to boiler so you better hope it's not below freezing and/or that someone is around to change them. I now have "C" wire connected and all is well so far.
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It has several hook up instructions that come with it. It should work as a thermostat, but may not have "full" functionality: i.e. the ability to automatically switch between heat and air. Just be certain to read ALL instructions as there are a couple of switches that you may need to turn to the on or off position depending on what you are trying to do.
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It will work fine without it but you can buy the same door lock that is not Z-Wave compatible for about a hundred bucks less. I use the Vera Mi Casa controller with mine instead of the monthly fee nexus unit.
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Yes it does. yourhome.honeywell.com/home/Products/Thermostats/Digital-Non-Programmable/RTHL3550D.htm And to the genius who said no thermostat has an auto mode: Practically every thermostat retailing for more than $30 has this capability. Might I suggest you refrain from offering advice on subjects you clearly know absolutely nothing about?
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My thermostat touch screen also failed. I replaced the wall maounted unit (not the controller mounted at the furnace) and it now works fine. If you have a high efficiency system with multiple heating/cooling settings, you will need to program the thermostat. I didn't learn this until a later furnace tune up when I was told the system was using only the low load setting. The technician programed the thermostat.
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One of the other answers is perfect. This unit has a black box that needs to be wired into your heating/ac unit. That then transmits wirelessly to the thermostat.
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Yes, you have to a controlling hub. It might work with other Z-Wave hubs but it's intended to be used with the SmartThings hub
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If you're only controlling heater, then use a 2 wire heat only unit like this one:Heat Only Digital Non-Programmable Thermostat
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kerry, i had a lot of help to get this thing going. between radiowerks and my teckie. if i understand my teckie right, once you change anything on the router, you start all over. off the top of my head i would do a total reset of everything. also move the module to the opposite side of the thermostat. i did have my module replaced. i hope this was of some help! glenn funck 602 992 6667
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It works great and is easy to setup; no issues for over 6 months. As Sandy stated, you have to log into their website and not directly into it. That's it's only pitfall (as they can sell your information and you are 100% dependent on their servers to remain up), but thus far the app, the thermostat, and online features have been working flawlessly.