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I have a similar thermostat, and I ended up going the Home Assistant route with the Nexia integration[1]. It still relies on the Nexia cloud, which is unfortuna
by DenseComet 6y ago
I have a similar thermostat, and I ended up going the Home Assistant route with the Nexia integration[1]. It still relies on the Nexia cloud, which is unfortunate, but it lets Home Assistant directly control the temperature.
I don't think it'll let you use Quiet mode, but it will let you do all the other thing you're missing, and it'll be much simpler than building out everything yourself for sure.
[1] https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/nexia/ https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/nexia/
- craz8 6y agoI do have Home Assistant, and have thought about writing the code for this. But then it’s all On/Off, with no access to the variabe compressor speeds of the system I paid quite a bit for (as it’s more efficient) Quiet Mode is clearly a checkbox festure they added for the city of Seattle noise ordinances (mentioned in the sales literature)
- tortasaur 6y agoThere are relatively inexpensive Z-Wave thermostats on Amazon, if you'd like to avoid the internet-connected requirement in the future. I have a couple of GoControl's.