Ecobee Smart Thermostat

... less than 15-30 minutes. The thermostat isn't metal like Nest or Ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium, but it still looks ...

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Hey all Had claude help build this last night scrapes HomeIQ data into Home Assistant so you can get the Air Quality data from the newer thermostats Built it since ecobee isn’t giving out developer API keys anymore and the HomeKit integration I am using for control doesn’t expose these I’m currently using it to turn on and off a basement exhaust fan Screenshot of the data below Basement Exhaust ...

Hey all Had claude help build this last night scrapes HomeIQ data into Home Assistant so you can get the Air Quality data from the newer thermostats Built it since ecobee isn’t giving out developer API keys anymore and the HomeKit integration I am using for control doesn’t expose these I’m currently using it to turn on and off a basement exhaust fan Screenshot of the data below Basement Exhaust ...

I finally broke down and bought an Ecobee Smart thermostat and will be installing it today. Also supervising HalfAussie in changing the oil and plugs in his car and rotating the tires.

RickRoyLeonPrisZhoraRacha said: I'm torn between smart bulbs (you leave the fixture ... bulb does the lighting), or smart plug/receptacle (e.g. WEMO... recently picked up an Aqara smart bulb (with Matter over Thread... it. I also have an ecobee smart thermostat, and have a bunch of... their smart sensors in various rooms to..., and I already had the smart sensors, so it wasn't a...

I have an Ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium, which is working in ... control and view the current Ecobee “comfort setting” from within HA... automations. I see that the thermostat exposes the comfort settings via ... does seem to send the Ecobee into its “Sleep” comfort setting; ... way” to control and show Ecobee comfort modes within HA? I’ve ...

... am fed up with my Ecobee thermostat. I want something that is ... price: Amazon.com: meross Smart Thermostat for Home, WiFi Thermostat Works with Matter, Alexa...

It is possible that the thermostat is sending signal to the ... that out by bypassing the thermostat and it fired right up. ... a new wire to the thermostat. Is it a smart thermostat or a dumb one? I had an Ecobee thermostat (smart) that would check the internet... you could also put a thermostat outside and direct connect to the EcoBee that it would use data ...

... set the eco+ mode with smart away using the proximity sensors... one room wasn't going into smart away. Weird - which is.... I don't really change our thermostat that much anymore as I... automations now to set which Ecobee temp sensor it heats and...

... would like to install 2 smart thermostats so I that can... thinking about getting this one ecobee Enhanced Black Smart Thermostat with Wi-Fi Compatibility EB-STATE6L-01... tech stuff so need a smart thermostat for dummies.

... using the new TQX Smart Thermostat or TQ1 Smart Thermostats with Home Assistant... via Matter? (TQ Smart Thermostat – Lux Products) I am curious... Matter. I just connected my Ecobee via Homekit and was disappointed ...

... setup HA and added my ecobee smart stat via HA HomeKit hub... different subnets. I came from ecobee developer integration which is cloud .... I had to turn the ecobee HomeKit feature off and back ... on the right of the thermostat device itself can be disabled / ...

... perspective. I have an Ecobee connected to HA via Homekit...have separately built a prototype thermostat with a bunch of solid...worse at hardware. If my ecobee can’t be convinced to do...rather buy a HA friendly thermostat that does what I want...an ecobee since API access was terminated. Is there a better thermostat to... use in place of my ecobee. How’d y’all get so smart? This stuff...

... the whole smart thing. About a month ago i connected the Ecobee Thermostat to... new device and search for Ecobee it is asking for API ...Key which Ecobee can not provide. When adding ...” How can I add the thermostat to Smart Assistant? PS: by the way ...

I didn't buy the Air for this. I bought it because I travel for work and wanted my Netflix to work abroad. But a few weeks in, I noticed something weird in the network dashboard. One device was making outbound connections I didn't recognize. Checked the device list was the Ecobee thermostat that came with my apartment. The destinations? Three different ad-tech domains and something from a data broker I'd actually heard of. I don't own the thermostat. My landlord does. But it's sitting on my WiFi and apparently reporting... something... back to someone. Blocked the domains through the Deeper console. Haven't noticed the thermostat stop working. Have noticed the connections have stopped. I went through the rest of my network after that. The smart TV in the living room was calling home to 7 different endpoints on startup. My old Roomba, which I haven't used the app for in months, still pinged its servers twice a day. None of this is secret. It's all in the privacy policies nobody reads. But seeing it as live traffic hits differently than reading a ToS. Anyone else gone down this rabbit hole? Curious what people have found on their networks. submitted by /u/willzhong to r/DeeperNetwork [link] [comments]

How my old wiring was set up vs how my current thermostat is wired. Blue and Brown wires are unnecessary. I didn't want to reinstall my other thermostat and take a picture, so I drew lines in the wire colors and what terminals they went to. The new thermostat I have is the Ecobee Essential. Breakers are all on. Heat works fine. Fan runs fine. The AC is the only issue and won't cool the air coming in. I have a heat pump, no gas. 1 compressor I believe. Reversed O/B and still didn't work. submitted by /u/SpicyRamen5193 to r/hvacadvice [link] [comments]

Interested to hear what people recon the "gold standard" is for smart thermostats? Nest is of course the OG, and has the super smooth rotary dial, but Ecobee I know is biting at its heels especially in Europe now that Nest is pulling out. What makes one better than the other? Are there any features that you couldn't live without? submitted by /u/Top-Yogurtcloset3965 to r/thermostats [link] [comments]

The problem is then it takes a few hours to drop back down to the set point and meanwhile, the temperature in the room has dropped as well. This doesn’t happen all the time it happens about two times a day. We do have our differential set up at 2.9 and I am going to change that to 2° not sure this will make any difference. It is in our house that my daughter is renting, going tomorrow to work on settings. My husband put some insulation in at the hole where they suggest putting putty. I highly doubt that the inside wall is 4° warmer than the room in northern Indiana. submitted by /u/Confident_Detail8709 to r/ecobee [link] [comments]

How can we configure the Ecobee thermostat in a two-story home with a sensor in the second-floor bedroom to prevent it from running the heating system when the temperature in that bedroom exceeds the set temperature? The overnight temperature is set to 69 degrees Fahrenheit. The thermostat in the unoccupied first floor displays 68 degrees Fahrenheit, while the second-floor bedroom sensor shows 71 degrees Fahrenheit. Despite these conditions, the heat system is still running. How can we make the thermostat smart enough to avoid running the heat in this scenario? submitted by /u/Altru-Housing-2024 to r/ecobee [link] [comments]

Question If I pair an Ecobee thermostat with a Smart Sensor in Home Assistant, will Home Assistant read the temperature from the thermostat itself or from the Smart Sensor? or both? when using climate card submitted by /u/Relative-Royal947 to r/homeassistant [link] [comments]

Could someone explain to me why my heat pump and aux heat seems to shutdown before I reach heat setpoint on my Ecobee thermostat. Specifically, notice today at 6:30 am and 7:45 am internal temp falling for a period of time, then my system returns to normal heating. The 6:30 am aux heat mode was done many by me in an effort to get some heat again, but as you can see, had little impact on internal temperature. BTW, based on past experience, both heat pump and aux (electric strip heat) work fine, but this seems to be a thermostat issue, likely a setting. I am running mostly default installation settings. https://preview.redd.it/k2q5j1s6j3hg1.png?width=460&format=png&auto=webp&s=05943460f5bd7f24f2eb672f26facaac4863b60b submitted by /u/Capital-Ad-1247 to r/ecobee [link] [comments]

i’ve been looking to upgrade my old thermostat and honestly have no clue which one to pick. there are so many options and every review seems biased. some say nest, others swear by ecobee, and then there’s honeywell. i want something that actually works well without all the headaches. anyone here tried multiple smart thermostats and can say which one really outperforms the rest? i’m open to hearing personal experiences. submitted by /u/BroganMaehle to r/homeassistant [link] [comments]

Hello, hope somebody can help. I recently had an Ecobee smart thermostat installed and I now seem to be using more auxiliary heat than before. I checked in settings and noticed that the aux heat max outdoor temperature is currently set to 50°F and the aux savings optimization is 2.9°F. Does this mean aux heat is kicking on when it's 50° outside? The outdoor compressor is a Carrier, model #25HBC330A0030010. It's relatively old, but online searches tell me it should be able to handle temperatures as low as 17-24°F before it begins to struggle. Should the max outdoor temperature on my Ecobee be lower? I'm fining posts suggesting it should be ~35°. I guess I'm concerned I might somehow overextend/wear out the compressor. if I lower the threshold? submitted by /u/Moonspindrift to r/hvacadvice [link] [comments]

Hi! I have put myself in a rabbit hole and would like to be pulled out LOL. We have a 102 year old, 2 story (plus basement and attic) 1500 sq ft home with a gas furnace in the basement and a central AC (all 1 zone). Currently we have a non-programmable thermostat that is installed right next to the front door so we feel like we don’t get accurate temperature readings. I’m looking for a programmable thermostat that can account for the poor location. A bonus would be something that can make adjustments according to humidity but definitely not necessary. I don’t need anything super fancy, just accurate and the least likely to start glitching (seriously get bummed when I see reviews on $300 thermostats tapping out after a year). Basic searching is telling me that an Ecobee Enhanced or Honeywell T9 may be our best bets - looking for feedback on these and any suitable alternatives! submitted by /u/Slow_Barnacle_5867 to r/thermostats [link] [comments]

My husband and I recently bought an 80's home in the US and are looking to upgrade our thermostat. We seem to only have R, Y, W, and W2 wires. We looked inside the wall and didn't find a C/blue wire or G wire. Ecobee PEK system sounds like it won't work without both G and Y wires.. We don't really want to cut into the wall and run new wires, so do we have any other options? submitted by /u/Ok-Entertainer-8093 to r/thermostats [link] [comments]

Hey there. Relatively new homeowner of an old house. The folks that lived here before us were… sometimes entrepreneurial with their solutions here, so I try to gather lots of information before making big changes. I’m thinking of upgrading our thermostat to a Honeywell smart thermostat (RTH9585WF1004) or an ecobee smart thermostat. Open to thoughts/suggestions here. My current model (pictured) is a Honeywell Home RTH221B1039. It… is terrible. It turns off despite having fresh batteries, and will run the furnace constantly until we catch it and turn it off (which seems pretty dangerous…? It got to 84 once before I caught it!). The interface responds poorly to us changing the temperature and I’m just kinda sick of it. My question here is… Is there any way to know if I have a C-wire from these photos? It doesn’t seem like I do but the blue wire to the Y is confusing me? And I don’t understand what is happening between R and RC (a jumper…?). I likely would hire someone to help install after I make the purchase, as I’m pregnant, live in a cold climate, and want to make things easy peasy. I’d love any advice or input! Thanks for reading/helping!! submitted by /u/JuliAngela to r/thermostats [link] [comments]

About a week ago I posted about not being happy with the temperature variations and performance of my Ecobee Enhanced thermostat. Several of you suggested that I should add the SmartSensors to help with that issue. As you can see from this chart, the thermostat consistently reads 2-3 degrees differently than my sensors. I’ve now taken the thermostat out of my “comfort setting” loop and I’m just using the sensors to control my HVAC unit. The temperature in the house now feels exactly like it should. Thanks for the advice! submitted by /u/tnpoppy to r/ecobee [link] [comments]

Hello! I'm new to Home Assistant (pulled the docker container to my Unraid host last night haha) and would love some help picking out a smart thermostat. My goal is full hardware control from the HA platform without the need to purchase additional integration hardware. I really like the aesthetic of the Ecobee and Nest devices, but have read mixed reviews over the last few years of their supportability and consistency. Can any users of these smart thermostats confirm how well they work with HA? Is there a better smart thermostat than Ecobee or Nest? I'm trying to take advantage of my power companies rebate; any guidance would be very much appreciated! submitted by /u/englishMuffinExpert to r/homeassistant [link] [comments]

House built in 1997. Attempting to switch to smart thermostat. I think I can do this myself if the blue wire that is connected to Y is the common wire. Thank you EDIT: Only 4 wires (no extra wire in the bundle) and no common, like most of you stated, so used Power Extender Kit at the control board. Watched ecobee video and everything's working. Thank you to everyone. submitted by /u/0scarMadison to r/hvacadvice [link] [comments]

Just curious why any one chose ecobee over other products like Nest. When we get a new thermostat I’m debating whether to stick with ecobee or not. Edit: Thank you all for the feedback. To avoid the Google ecosystem and for the HomeKit integration I’m going to stick with ecobee and probably just upgrade to the newest model. submitted by /u/LiftedandHandsome to r/ecobee [link] [comments]

I have an opportunity to get a $100 rebate from my power company (no contract or thermostat access needed) and I'm wondering what people like to use. My options are Google Nest Thermostat, Ecobee 3 lite, and Sensi Smart thermostat. They also have the upgraded versions of those but that will start being money out of my pocket that I would like to avoid if possible. For context, I wfh most of the time and my partner doesn't have a consistent work schedule so I don't think the learning thermostats would really change anything. I also don't have individual room control. TIA submitted by /u/TheAxman12 to r/smarthome [link] [comments]

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Sure enough, woke up a few minutes ago with temp in the house approaching the mid 60's. Thank you CenterPoint Energy!! I remember reading something about utilities being able to control users thermostats if they were enrolled in energy saving programs. Went into the settings of my ecobee > More > 3 line menu bottom left > eco+ on the top and it has the option to Disable for today, for one week, or indefinitely. I changed it to one week and sure enough, as soon as I did that my heater kicked back on. I'm aware the grid is taxed at a time like this but a low 70's is reasonable especially when I'm the caretaker for older seniors and the wife is pregnant. Oh if you try to disable indefinitely, you'll have to call your provider to opt-out. Article about that this summer - https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Texas-power-grid-ERCOT-energy-prices-17308287.php ​ https://preview.redd.it/ntjhf4s6fm7a1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=b89540fe7b7ff05c758bb98e3668a6a1511314f6 https://preview.redd.it/36d19fo0fm7a1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=afb4fe7c041d177633fcff8b6c773d2ecf53ad56 https://preview.redd.it/0a8pths1fm7a1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=997d3e52062b2ac1d7e11acf79a1eddbf529b3b2 submitted by /u/hotrodguru to r/houston [link] [comments]

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If you have been thinking about installing a smart thermostat, Mass Save is offering massive discounts ($100+) on the Google Nest, Honeywell, & Emerson smart thermostats. If interested, go here. You will need to sign up using your electric company acc # but that's it. Shipping is free too. submitted by /u/CerealandTrees to r/boston [link] [comments]

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