You'd just set a low point and a high point far enough away from each other that the thermostat wouldn't cycle back and forth between heat and AC. You could als

You'd just set a low point and a high point far enough away from each other that the thermostat wouldn't cycle back and forth between heat and AC. You could also add a timeout so that the heat cannot turn on for at least two hours after the AC cycle just finished. During November, we always seem to get crazy temperature swings where we run the heat one day but need to run AC the next. I'd love a dumb thermostat that didn't require me to manually switch over to heat or AC mode.