What is a networked thermostat?

What is a networked thermostat?

A network thermostat, sometimes called an Internet thermostat, allows property owners to control the temperature of their heating and air-conditioning systems from other locations. This is done through an Internet protocol network accessed by computer or mobile phone.

Is there a wireless home thermostat?

Wireless/WiFi thermostats are available for all the different types of home heating systems – be it a furnace-based system or a heat pump system or a boiler heating system. WiFi-enabled thermostat models are available even for the not-so-common electricity powered line voltage heating systems like a baseboard heater.

How do I connect my thermostat to my network?

Connecting Thermostat to Wi-Fi

1. Press the Menu button to open the menu.
2. Press the down button until > NETWORK is displayed.
3. Press the Mode button to enter the NETWORK menu.
4. Press the Mode button again to start WPS.
5. Press the WPS button on your router.
6. The thermostat should now be joined to your Wi-Fi network*.

Is it worth having a WiFi thermostat?

There are a couple of ways a smart thermostat can help save money on your energy bill. First, programming your thermostat correctly can save you almost $200 a year alone. Analysis conducted by ecobee on their customers’ data found that some smart thermostat users saved up to 23% on their heating and cooling costs.

What can you do with a WIFI thermostat?

A Wi-Fi thermostat can let you change the temperature of your home from an app on your phone, just like a smart thermostat can, and it is not “smart”. This is a much better option for the tech-savvy homeowner at this point in time.

Can I install my own smart thermostat?

Installing a smart thermostat is easy! You only need a screwdriver to install most smart thermostats. It’s as simple as making the electrical connections to install a switch or lamp. To put in a smart thermostat, just follow the instructions provided or the video tutorial created by the manufacturer.