Can you set up temperature alerts or alarms with this device? Can I configure it to email or text me if my house gets below 40 degrees?
1634364
Nope, but with the mobile app you can check the temperature in your home when needed, and adjust the temperature when/if you want too.
1634365
Unless there is a part of the system I missed in the manual, no, this thermostat will not alert you when a low temp is reached. You will be able to log in at any point (so long as the wifi signal is available) to see what the current temp is, however.
1595120
No, the app just allows you to set temperature, schedules and system fan on and off. The thermostat is just a regular digital thermostat with built in WiFi so it has no capabilities beyond that. But it works great for what it needs to do.
205975
Sorry I won't be much help because in using nexia home intelligence and it does come up in my sensors screen where it displays the temp. The mobile app doesn't show me the temp. I would exclude the device from the system all together and add it again.
1704232
I have never seen a way to set the alarm temp besides choosing between fridge and freezer and I have several of these in use. I also find the quality control to be poor as the last two I bought didn't function at all.
1486388
I have gotten numerous emails throughout time saying there was trouble connecting. I am not 100% sure, but I believe you would get an email if it cannot connect for a period of time. I know 100% sure if you try to change the temp from the app and it does not go through you will get an email. This is an excerpt from an email I got recently when my router went down: The following Alert has occurred:The thermostat Family Room is not communicating with My Total Connect Comfort.Alert occurred at: 12/29/2013 07:10:56 UTCLocation Name: HomeThermostat Name: Family Room I have gotten numerous emails throughout time saying there was trouble connecting. I am not 100% sure, but I believe you would get an email if it cannot connect for a period of time. I know 100% sure if you try to change the temp from the app and it does not go through you will get an email. This is an excerpt from an email I got recently when my router went down: The following Alert has occurred:The thermostat Family Room is not communicating with My Total Connect Comfort.Alert occurred at: 12/29/2013 07:10:56 UTCLocation Name: HomeThermostat Name:... » Read More I have gotten numerous emails throughout time saying there was trouble connecting. I am not 100% sure, but I believe you would get an email if it cannot connect for a period of time. I know 100% sure if you try to change the temp from the app and it does not go through you will get an email. This is an excerpt from an email I got recently when my router went down: The following Alert has occurred:The thermostat Family Room is not communicating with My Total Connect Comfort.Alert occurred at: 12/29/2013 07:10:56 UTCLocation Name: HomeThermostat Name: Family Room « Show Less
2012170
No, I don't think so. It is a one-touch button system, and you can choose between low, high, or temps between 60-80
1858130
I understand that you can setup your alarm system for txt messages not for emails, I rather use the app total connect to verify my alarm status.
1079052
If you can you can connect to your thermostat on your phone you can program it. It's a thing of beauty. I keep this thermostat set at 50 when I'm not there. 150 miles away from it I program it to 68 and by the time I get there the place is warm. Must be a smart phone. Hope this helps.
1269130
Yes you can, set it up through the email app that comes pre installed on the device.
642852
Yes, there is an app from Honeywell you can download to your smartphone. It allows you to monitor and set new temps and schedules
1594871
It doesn't have a digital display or numeric dial to set a definite temperature. Even on low with the dial set at the lowest setting, I doubt 40 degrees F would be the lowest it would go. I'm sure the thermostat would kick in somewhere in the low 60's/high 50's and turn the heat on.
2051789
you can set up an app on your smart phone that will let you receive notifications in your email and you will be able to control thermostat settings via that app
12759
Yes - they can. And there are alerts that you can setup that send email or text to alert of too hot or too cold situations. I love mine.
1176865
It will only allow you to view and change the temperature from the thermostats location, it has no communication with the remote controls. The app. Also will give u a 5 day forecast, im assuming it pulls that info off the Internet somehow. .its a great product .
824125
My sensor is in my house so it's never exposed to "very cold weather." But our outside winter temps get into the 20's and teens at night and this has never set it off. But I keep the temps inside around 68 degrees.
2134352
You sure can! Following, is the url directly to the product. http://www.amazon.com/Oregon-Scientific-THGR122NX-Wireless-Temperature/dp/B000WOG90E/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1367799490&sr=8-2&keywords=Oregon+Scientific+THGR122NX+Wireless+Temperature+and+Humidity+Sensor Best Regards -
647763
Directly, no; indirectly yes. You'll need to contact the mfg tech support. They mentioned something about an alert service for a fee. The RadStat app allows control such as off/on, temp setting, home/away--normal thermostat actions. I think for the alarm (such as to note whether your heat has failed in the winter) you need to have the stat monitored, and I think some alarm companies do that too. There is chatter on their website forums about alarm.com.