Is there a smart thermometer that won't turn this crap on? I have a older ecobee and this event is getting old. It just changed my temp to 89° until 5:40pm. I can cancel them, but usually gets up to around 75-76 before I catch them. We leave the temp at 70 during the day, mainly cuz we have a 2 month old. Normally it's still around 72.
-
-
Nobody has a smart thermostat? -
Mine is old school, it won’t be doing anything unless we lay hands on it.Comment
-
Sensi
Mine only follows the schedule I created. Has been flawless the two years I have had it. Fairly inexpensive as well.Comment
-
Same. And if it changes anything to 89 imma lay hands on it big time!Originally posted by flywise View Post
Comment
-
…..Comment
-
What I have as well. I like it.Originally posted by JES View Post
Whe I leave for the weekend, I will turn the schedule off, then turn it back on while on the drive back home.Comment
-
I have one of the nest, I didn’t know about these events but came home to a hot house yesterday. Wonder if that is why.Comment
-
Changing a thermostat is a fairly easy thing to do and manual units are cheap.Comment
-
I have a Honeywell and it’s never changed from what I set it.Comment
-
I’d bet you have your household/thermostat registered with the City/utility provider via a rebate program; I know in Austin there is a rebate program that you can participate in that will give you savings if you participate/allow them to bump up your temp during peak demand times.Comment
-
70 degrees here and it is sweet. Honeywell Pro from what I remember. Pretty sure it is set as a permanent hold.Comment
-
Honeywell 6000 or 8000 series WiFi tstat
If you take part in a city program you give control over to themComment
-
I have a Honeywell. It is easy to instal (if I can do it, it is easy) and easy to program, works great.Comment
Comment