Looking at the user manual it looks like it acts as a Z-Wave thermostat. Is that true?
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It has a thermometer and it can control split-ducts systems but it's not designed as a thermostat. The split-duct system would do that itself. This just sends the commands to power on and set a temp. After that, it's hands off.
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Yes... that is what I have in my bedroom, and it works like a charm. A subtle click when it turns on, but no more than any other thermostat... it also works with Cadets.
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No it is not Zwave/Zigbee/BTLE/Lutron (as supported by Wink) it is strictly a 345 mhz alarm system sensor
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The interpretation of the z-wave depends on the z-wave controller software. I use micasaverde and if the device is part of their system, it will separate controllers and enegy monitoring. I have some interfaces that do both. I have not installed the Aeotec yet but have several z-wave controllers that I program for lighting, door locks and sensors.
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Yes, it does function just as a regular thermostat would. I really am happy I purchased this heater. I have had absolutely no trouble with it, it doesn't take up much room, and works better than the other type I purchased. Hope this helps.
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No, sorry it is not. Z Wave requires a different controller than does Insteon.
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I have used it by wiring in a water heater timer it works great shuts off completely when I don't want it heating and timer powers it up 1/2 hour before I want the area warmed up then the thermostat on the unit keeps it consistent from there until I have the timer set to de-energize that circuit.
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No it doesn't. Just on off switch.you have to purchase the thermostat seperately
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No. I don't believe it does. I'd have to dbl ck the manual but I believe the manual specifically says the thermostat only works with the high heat fan on.
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Yes, It's a very good unit if you're avoiding a programmable thermostat. I'm glad I bought this thermostat.
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no it is just automatic or understood that it is on whenever the unit is running for heat/fan
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No sir.. It does work as a wireless temp sensor. I purchased because my thermostats are located in a weird place in the house. I wanted to be able to move the temp sensor around without moving the stat. For example, our bedroom stat is in the hallway. With this unit, I am able to read and adjust the bedroom temp. You can set it up to use the stat for the temp sensor or the remote temp sensor. Honestly, I love mine. I actually have 2 now and helped to eliminate moving the stat and fixed the hot/cold spots where we generally are in the house. Easy to set up and works great. My stats are Honeywell VisionPro 8000.
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Hi, the timer has an override switch to put the heat on or the cool down. It is very controllable and the heat remains set until you click back to Auto.John
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Yes it says so in owners manual. I was worried about that as well. As it comes out though that is very pragmatic. Your home heats a large volume of air. That takes time. I turn down heat at night by 5 to 7 degrees from what is comfortable enough. So that works out to 2 degrees + 2 degrees 20 minutes later. Programmables presume a given temperature at a given time. Here I set it by need. This is not a programmable thermostat. It is an easy to read & set digital however. Neural damage makes me wobbly. This works out in the real world.
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The direction state you can, in theory, use the controls for that behavior. But I cannot tell you if it works because I had to returned it due to none of the controls working and there was no automatic shutoff, so you had to pull the plug out of the wall to shut it off. It did heat well and look great on the counter though.
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I believe you have to purchase it separately. This z wave is a much lower frequency than wifi. I use the "Vera" z wave controller with 3 of these thermostats. The vera plugs into the router.
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I'm not an electrician, but you might get some help here: http://jmbldwn.com/post/13265831545/got-my-nest-thermostat-working. In my particular case, the heater had a built-in and very simple thermostat...not much more than a single pole switch, really. I opened up the heater and wired the red and black wires exactly where the internal thermostat was connected, and then I ran low-voltage wire to my new thermostat. Worked like a champ - and still does!