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I see your point, but haven't we already had timed thermostats for decades? That would arguably accomplish the same thing with a lower part count and less secur
by doctorshady 10y ago
I see your point, but haven't we already had timed thermostats for decades? That would arguably accomplish the same thing with a lower part count and less security or manufacturer support issues.
- toomanybeersies 10y agoTimed thermostats have the issue that you have to know what time you're going to be there. Some days I'm home at 1800, other days I won't get home until 2200, and I often won't know until sometime during the day. Now, I don't use heating, so it's not an issue for me, but I could foresee it being an issue. The ability to use your phone as a universal remote is alluring as well. Being able to control the lights, TV, and heating all with one device is pretty cool.