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What happens if power goes out, the units stop working if WiFi isn't on a UPS? This would definitely be a problem in cold climates where a dead furnace could l
by h4waii 5y ago
What happens if power goes out, the units stop working if WiFi isn't on a UPS?
This would definitely be a problem in cold climates where a dead furnace could lead to frozen and burst pipes.
- toyg 5y agoThe unit is event-driven, so no, you would just lose the ability to change its current programming. Regardless, it can be bypassed on the actual boiler heater, it's just a thermostat. It's a decent set of compromises, definitely better than anything going "no internet, no service".
- Semaphor 5y agoIn my case: No power would mean I have nothing to control anyway. The only reason my local network is down would be my power down. That happened twice in the last 16 years.