> Sadly, I am unaware of Nest and/or Ecobee's support for this sort of a setup. Probably not cost effective for them. :\ I've got both of these. Nest has a set

> Sadly, I am unaware of Nest and/or Ecobee's support for this sort of a setup. Probably not cost effective for them. :\ I've got both of these. Nest has a setting for 'cool to dry', but my climate is usually not humid and hot at the same time. I don't see a similar feature on the Ecobee, but the Ecobee app is perhaps more confusing. It does send alerts when the detected humidity is above set points. Where I do have issues with humidity is in my basement; typically the basement stays around 5-10 F less than the first floor, and if the first floor is 50% relative humidity, moving the air into the basement results in a much higher relative humidity. If the a/c is running for the first floor, there's a good chance of significant condensation on the vents right after the air handler.