This device doesn't work as a remote, wireless temp sensor, right? It just lets you change the thermostat setting remotely?
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No sir.. It does work as a wireless temp sensor. I purchased because my thermostats are located in a weird place in the house. I wanted to be able to move the temp sensor around without moving the stat. For example, our bedroom stat is in the hallway. With this unit, I am able to read and adjust the bedroom temp. You can set it up to use the stat for the temp sensor or the remote temp sensor. Honestly, I love mine. I actually have 2 now and helped to eliminate moving the stat and fixed the hot/cold spots where we generally are in the house. Easy to set up and works great. My stats are Honeywell VisionPro 8000.
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The remote has only 3 buttons. One raises the current setting one degree per push, one lowers it. The third reset the temperature to the original setting (I think - I never use it.) So you do not know what the current or changed temperature setting actually it. It works great for me snce all I am concerned about is changing the current setting, not what it is.
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I don't think this controller is that "intelligent". You can set a temperature and a humidity and it switches "on/off" to a plug that you plug your heater and mister into, based off the response it gets from the sensor you hang into your habitat. I didn't see anywhere in the programming for a timer.....but think you could get there by adding a plug in timer that will only run the controller at the time window you select. For that, the timer would plug into the outlet first, then this controller into it, then the heater and mister into the controller.
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I don't know what you mean exactly, but sometimes my timer goes to Zero and will not change. I disconnect the power then plug it back in, then it works. To change temp, touch the up or down arrows.
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It has to be wired to a separate thermostat. There is no temperature control on the unit itself.
2002505
The unit comes with its own remote thermostat which works very well as long as there is line of sight between the remote and the unit. Don't know about operation with any other type of remote.
2001855
YES!!! I installed this thermostat to be able to control it remotely from Florida. However, if you place your internet, phone & cable (like Comcast bundle) on SEASONAL HOLD while you're away from home, you will lose the internet connection & will not be able to control the device. The heat & cool systems still work but you have no control remotely. COMCAST will not leave internet ONLY activated. It's all 3 bundled services on or off. BUMMER!!
2002504
This unit comes with a remote control which has a thermostat built into it, providing you continuous temperature readings. Hope that answers your question.
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No, but you can use honeywell Prestige IAQ thermostat, which communicates wirelessly (redlink) with a control box you can mount next to the heater
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From what I see online, I would say no. Thermostat must be Red Link Network enabled.
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Hi Brian. This works through your present wireless internet service provider in the home where the thermostat is located. The phone app is just a nice way to link into that. We use it to turn AC on from San Diego when headed to Palm Springs.
2201130
Yes. You can set temperature or operating mode manually. There are three push buttons on the device.
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No, the app just allows you to set temperature, schedules and system fan on and off. The thermostat is just a regular digital thermostat with built in WiFi so it has no capabilities beyond that. But it works great for what it needs to do.
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Yes it does. I've had mine installed for about 9 months now and it has worked flawlessly. Installation and setting up the wifi was a snap. As for another answer saying the temp sensor is erratic....I've not had that experience with mine at all. You can program the temp differential (how far the actual temp can vary from the set temp before the stat responds) so maybe that user has it set to too broad a range, I don't know or maybe just a faulty stat. Mine is set at a 2 degree range and works great. I use it on a Geothermal Heat/AC/DHW System and it actually handles the heat pump better than the stat that came with the unit.
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This Device allows control of heat, cool, off or hold settings or switch temperature readings at the device or thermostat or of course set the temperature desired. It also displays the out door temperature as I have it set up. Depending on the system I understand it may have more capabilities but I do not see any fan controls available on the device.
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Not sure but mine never worked properly as a WiFi thermostat so I got sick of the lousy customer service and purchased an ECOBEE and it works great and has a wireless temp sensor standard and extras are available.
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I do not think it does. I will also add that the unit I have has a very narrow temperature control range. While it maintains a constant thermostat reading, say 68 degrees, my HVAC cycles on and off repeatedly during the hour. I can turn the unit off and the indoor temp will take quite a while to actually rise or lower by one degree so the sensor seems to be triggering within tenths of a degree. This is too narrow a range for me and I am looking for a different thermostat that isn't quite so sensitive to temp changes.