If I do not have internet will it still work? 'For weekend home. Want to be able to have a system that will kick on both when it gets too hot for ac, and then heater when too cold. I have propane for central heating.
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It will work but honestly I wouldn't bother. That's one of the main advantages to this. And, since this is a learning thermostat, it's designed to build a heat/cool schedule around when you're there and not. So if you're only there on weekends, don't waste your money.
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Based on the quick start guide the unit will work with a system that is Heat Only or Cool Only. There is a selection for only heat or air.
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You could kill the power to your HVAC system temporarily and see if Honeywell emails you. Or open up the app after power is disabled and see what it does. I remember getting an email message every hour about no internet access to the stat. It depends how you setup the frequency of messages. I hope that helped
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Also, if you use Alarm.com, you can check on the thermostat at any time and change the temp. We even did this from a cruise ship - we were worried because we didn't set the house on air when we left the cats at home. Jumped on Alarm.com and changed it .....I do this to also keep heating bills down. I up the heat/air from my phone on the way home. Love it
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No if itis exposed to the weather. You will be lucky if you get it to work period. Near impossible to set up and no help from Trendnet.
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No. You can operate the thermostat just as you would a normal thermostat but for remote operation, you must have the unit synced with working internet (wifi) connection.
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Since someone installed my thermostat for me, I'm not sure how it's wired for heating and ac. However, you can switch to use the heat settings only.
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I use natural gas which connects to our home gas line. A small propane tank would work on a unit made up for propane use.
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These 5 answers are only half correct ,you can use thermostate . THey can be wired to turn on and off with heater set to a certain temp.
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Rob- Sorry, But Can't Help You. I Purchased the Heater About a Year ago and Have Given it to a Good Friend. Myself, After trying the Heater Out, I Was "VERY EMPRESSED" !!!. It was the Best Heater We Found, to Heat My Friends Garage, for Our Weekly Card Game. Hope It Helps ? Take care Ken
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internet is required ONLY IF you want to use the wifi capabilities of the thermostat.Functionally everything can be done manually from the unit without wifi.With wifi though, you significantly enhance the convenience capabilities.
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That would be a great idea. I never tried that but don't think it would work. the controls (mine has two) have to be set manually each time to the heat setting you want. They shut off after about 10 -12 hours. They will not come on automatically by adding power. 9
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Just saw this, and I think you already got your answer. I agree with the first response--Yes, nice & hot if the unit is left on. Enjoy.
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yes it will heat it but you will burn a heck of a lot of propane in the meantime. its best if you turn it on high for starters and then lower the thermostat down so you can save on propane while maintaining temperatures. quite frankly though I would look for something that will lower your costs.lower your usage costs.
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If you have natural gas heat in your home, the generator isconnected to your gas meter, and then natural gas wil run the generator. If you don't have natural gas heat in your home, you will need to install propane gas tanks as your source of power when electric power is off.
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It must be connected to a natural gas line (pipe). If you don't have natural gas where you live, this unit is not for you. If you do have natural gas, it does operate without electricity so is good if you lose electricity.
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I have this heater. Actually 2 of them. I loved it when I was using it. Did a fantastic job of heating my home. The one and ONLY reason I stopped using it is because the cost of kerosene has really skyrocketed since last year, plus it's extremely hard to find it here now. But I am considering biting the dust and getting some for these days that are record-breakingly low this year. The main thing you have to remember with the 2304 DH is to keep it a minimum of 4-6 feet from anything around it. If you have pets, don't worry. Most animals (I have 2 dogs and a cat) learn to get close to it to get warm and to scootch away as they warm up. I've never once had a problem with my pets getting burned. Also, I never leave mine running all night or when I'm not home. And of course, don't ever place anything on top of it. Also of course, don't use anything but K-1 kerosene in it. As long as you use common sense, you won't have a problem and will be just as satisfied with yours as I am with mine.