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Question: Does this thermostat act / react to outside temperature information? Or is it just a display?
Document: The web page also works well. I haven't dug into all the reporting since I've had the unit for less than a month so far but there's a lot of information there that I could't get from my 3M wireless thermostat.And then there's a LOT of options here as well that I couldn't adjust on the other one, such as the both the active and inactive brightness settings of the display.
The Ecobee Smart Thermostat is very complicated--not like most thermostats that can be self installed. This comes in 2 parts. The electronics almost certainly will require a contractor to install unless you have significant experience with wiring. The display is nice looking. Unfortunately, looks can be decieving. I use this device at my cabin, so I can adjust temperature before arrival (and limit heating and cooling while unoccupied).
It was -2.9F outside with 22 mph winds. At the start of the 4:10 period, the heat was on, but it had turned off before 4:15 and at that time, the temperature was only 63F. Now the thermostat learns how much to anticipate the temperature will continue to rise after turning off the heat, so it's not necessarily wrong that it turns off before reaching the set temperature.
It takes about 30 secs or less to program a vacation ! I love being able to grab my phone when I wake up earlier than normal, and turn the heating higher.The reporting tab on the web interface is really awesome. OK, I am a data geek, but it is great to see a report on when the thermostat went on, and what the inside and outside temperature is.
(Honeywell requires tons and tons of addons just to get on the internet! )- Can set a schedule- Can provide me better graphs on HOW much energy I saved.- Be somewhat mature, meaning, a product that has been around for long periods of time (Nest isn't)- WiFi support (NEST has this)- Outdoor temperature display (without using any strange wires like the Honeywell, I don't think NEST does this)What can this thermostat do? Everything.
Too bad, the app isn't likely to give you the latest information.- You cannot program the unit from the android app. You can change the temperature and a few settings, but if you cannot change temperature points.- I often like to run the fan instead of turning on the heat/cool cycle. Although I mentioned in the Pros that this unit can cycle the fan, and I like this, they could have made it easier to simply turn on the fan from the thermostat.
The humidity takes a lot longer to go down than the temperature, so anticipating the change is important to avoid condensation. Customer Service explained that they can't use the forecasted temperature because weather reports are often inaccurate. What a bunch of baloney! Weather reports are actually very reliable with regard to temperatures over a 48 to 72 hour timeframe. The thermostat already displays the extended forecast temps, so it's not that the information isn't available.The second issue I have is with the absurd settings they provide for automatic humidity adjustment.
It can calculate how long it will take to raise or lower the temperature at any given time based on past data and the current temperature outside. It also uses the data to decide to run on low or high. For this reason the unit runs just the right amount of time. In other words, it does not click on and off once a minute nor does it run once an hour. It strikes a happy median.
If you don't have the option to mount inside a closet of sorts, the control board is in a nice, clean enclosure with some LED status lights.As for using the thermostat, it's a breeze. You can do the heating and cooling temperatures right on the home screen. It's also nice that it has a weather display of the current conditions, and you can even dig deeper into the forecast. The installation wizard was simple (for my basic system), and everything feels pretty intuitive.
When I had some AC work done I had them install it as well.Here's what I like:  It's super easy to program or set programs via the internet. It's also very easy to use with your iPhone. What else do you want? It's a thermostat. Oh, if you press a button it will also give you the forecast for the next week in your area.The few things I don't love:  The screen is actually kind of small and they try to put too much information on it.
Answer: yes