Hi does this thermostat have a wireless temperature sensor that can be placed inside a room so it can work based on the temperature in the room?
1148212
No, at least not that I can find. I actually tried that myself since I own a 2 story home. It is much hotter upstairs in the bedrooms then downstairs where the thermostat is, so I was hoping to take it up there at night. You can take it off the wall and program it if you have batteries, but that is about all.
1148213
I don't believe so for this model, however, my recollection is that there are a number of permutations of this unit including a Z-wave unit which can be set or changed over the web.
194498
Yes. It does show current temp in home. To be accurate, it displays the current temp in the room where the unit is installed.
413379
No, it can only regulate temps and humidity inside the house. There is no remote sensor that can be used with this unit.
212805
No, since it senses room air temperature and not floor temperature which is usually what you want to control with a SunTouch type system. (You just want to heat the floor, not the room.) I have a SunTouch heating system under the tile in my bathroom, and we imbedded a thermocouple in the floor between two of the loops of heating wire. This was connected to a basic, non-digital, SunTouch thermostat and it works very well. My son has the digital SunTouch thermostat and is happy with that as well.
809954
Since the thermostat is z-wave that functionality is handled by the controller software. So the answer its yes depending on the controller software you use with thermostat.
1816858
This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?) that also complicates issues. So, the short answer is I don't think so, wrong device for the job. This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?)... » Read More This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?) that also complicates issues. So, the short answer is I don't think so, wrong device for the job. « Show Less
1659208
Yes it does. You just need to link the thermostat to your home wifi then follow the instructions on the thermostat display. It tells you to go the the venstar website to register the device (thermostat) then make website user info, then download free app at iTunes. Sign in and with the username and password created on the website. Now from the app you can change set points, turn off or on and even get current temp and leave text messages to the thermostat for family to see. It's a great thermostat with iPhone control.
2081272
Yes. It is a fully functional thermostat even if wifi is not available or off in your home.
265923
It will, however it is not that accurate do to the location of the sensor one inch away from the heater. I have to adjust it to a higher setting than you would think so the room stays warm. It works well once you remember this, they should have made the sensor remote so it would be a true reading.
1716117
The electric model comes with a wired thermometer....do not know about wireless. Some infrared give only surface temp and not internal.
584034
This does not have a remote temp sensor. the sensor is on the unit. You can raise and lower temp. and fan speed from the remote.
1921805
No, it works with a thermostat that is capable of operating with a hardwired remote sensor. It should be used with shielded cable (no wireless capability) and only with capable honeywell thermostats like the th8110.
2032189
I don't think so, but I have not tried it. It is to measure surface temperature. If you point it at the interior wall, it will measure that temperature, but not air temperature or working temperature.
160415
Yes you can have it send you text and/or e-mail notices if temp goes above or below certain temps. Also if furnace staying on longer than expected, motion (with addition of inexpensive wireless sensor) etc. Also my experience with their support has been very good.
1701540
Not to my knowledge. this has a knob that you adjust to whatever the room temp you dsire is reached--but it is a Plus or minus arrangment--no set temps.John D
415083
Yes, it does. You can set it on different cycles--I use the energy efficient cycle. You set the thermostat at whatever degree you want. Hope this helps you.
814199
Yes it has 3 settings. Just FYI sensor is wireless but must be hard wired power source