RTH9580WF Features: -Wi-Fi enabled, control from anywhere. -Full color, bright and customizable screen. -Smart response technology for the precise temp when you want it. -Automatic energy saving settings that fit your life. -Customizable color settings to match your decor. -Auto alerts ensure on-time filter changes and know about extreme temperatures. Display Type: -Digital. Wi-Fi Enabled:
RTH9580WF Features: -Wi-Fi enabled, control from anywhere. -Full color, bright and customizable screen. -Smart response technology for the precise temp when you want it. -Automatic energy saving settings that fit your life. -Customizable color settings to match your decor. -Auto alerts ensure on-time filter changes and know about extreme temperatures. Display Type: -Digital. Wi-Fi Enabled: -Yes. Operation Type: -Programmable. Touch Screen: -Yes. Learning: -Yes. Generic Specifications: -Manufacturer provides 1 year limited warranty. Dimensions: Overall Height – Top to Bottom: -3.5″. Overall Width – Side to Side: -4.5″. Overall Depth – Front to Back: -0.8″. Overall Product Weight: -1 lbs.
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Finally an Improved Alternative to the Nest I am a pretty big tech geek, and the smart home stuff has become a big interest for me recently. I can control my sprinklers and garage door from my phone/PC, and wanted to do the same with my thermostat. I had looked into the Nest and ecobee smart thermostats but both had limitations that held me back from actually buying them (see below). When I first saw this new Honeywell thermostat, it finally had everything I wanted and pushed me to actually go out and buy it.
Excellent thermostat. Better than Nest. I purchased a Nest thermostat several days ago based on the recommendations of various people (all Apple lovers) and favorable reviews. The Nest is elegant, and it does have an Apple-like look, but I didn’t like it.
REALLY liked at first, but had issues over time. I bought this unit approx. 2 years ago and would say at first that I really loved this unit but I have had issues since. Right before the first year warranty ended the unit started automatically going to 73 degrees. It was weird, no matter what degree I had it set, it would randomly go the 73. Let me back up and say that I know it wasn’t a programming issue on my end. I don’t even use any of the programming features that change the thermostat in the morning to a certain degree and then…