Selecting the best thermostat for your wants and needs has become a bit of a chore in the HVAC industry. It can be daunting to figure out which is the best one for your home when there are so many thermostat brands, models, features, and price points. In this video, Joshua Griffin shares some of the things you should consider when comparing thermostats and their options. He also shares his favorite thermostat to date.
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0:00 Intro: Comparing Thermostats
0:34 What does it look like?
1:37 Mechanical or Digital
1:55 Stages, Heat Pump, Dual Fuel
3:41 Communicating Thermostats
4:47 Accessory Capability
5:25 Scheduling, Geo-Fencing, Talk Commands
6:42 Alerts, Errors, Icloud control
7:41 My Favorite Thermostat
9:22 Outro: Your thoughts?
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i want a thermostat I can set to come on at 65 & run to 70, then drop to 65 & repeat…I cannot stand the heat coming on and off constantly maintaining 1 degree
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You’re favorite has a fixed swing +/- .5F. How can this avoid short cycling and handle saving energy with tou rate scheduling.
My Bryant thermostat seems to work fine during the winter for the last two years, but during the summers it hasn’t. It was installed about 12 years ago when this house was built. Even though it’s that old, I want a simpler one. I don’t like all the different choices of settings available on this one. I just don’t need them. This is not a smart house or HVAC system anyway.
to many options in my book I just want like my thermostateto do a few things. on off, Auto cool heat, and how many times has the furnace or ac has turned on in a week or 24hrs.