Hi nancy,
Check the archives for Thermostat and you will find a bunch of posts as
this has been discussed on Viphone quite a lot in the last year or so.
I use several thermostats both in my business and at home from
www.RadioThermostat.com. You can buy them on the website for I think $139
Ed,
I don't have any personal experience with the apple thermostat but if you
are referring to the Ness (maybe wrong spelling) thermostat, others have
posted that the IOS app is inaccessible.
Based on feedback I got from other users on the list, I recently purchased
the Filtrate 3m50 made
I don't believe Apple makes such a device.
At 10:28 AM 8/16/2012, you wrote:
Hi all,
I'm thinking about purchasing the Apple thermostat. Has anyone used
this device and, if so, what was your experience with the unit. Thanks a lot.
Take care,
Ed
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I don't believe Apple makes such a device.
At 10:28 AM 8/16/2012, you wrote:
Hi all,
I'm thinking about purchasing the Apple thermostat. Has anyone used
Where can those ofus in the us get the thermostat?On 7/31/2012 11:56 PM,
Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
So then who cares, if Nest is not accessible and if the devs are not
interested just go with the Radio Thermostat setup, there are also other
options out there, but I have 3 of them and are very
With this thermostat be something that would be able to be installed in
apartment? With landlord approval, of course!
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On Aug 2, 2012, at 9:48 AM, Shane shanevdrum...@gmail.com wrote:
Where can those ofus in the us get the thermostat?On 7/31/2012 11:56 PM,
Sieghard
Hi,
there’s also a thermostat that can be interacted with via an app through
A.D.T’s pulse service which automates many things around the home including
their security services, thermostats and lighting.
I’ve no affiliation just a customer who can verify that the app is accessible.
It’s just one
Shane,
I bought my thermostats on Amazon, Brett bought his at Home Depot.
Regards,
Sieghard
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But do you have to have ADT security system for you to get that thermostat?
Paul
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Hi,
there’s also a thermostat
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But do you have to have ADT security system for you to get that thermostat?
Paul
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Hi Paul,
I don't know anything about this Puls system, but why bother with something
which may require an account and possibly even one that has a monthly cost
attached to it if you can buy a thermostat for $99, get it installed and
then download a free app which is fully accessible to control
Robin,
How much configuration with the thermostat can you actually do with the IOS
app? Can you create and edit programs and control all of the features of
the thermostat?
Thanks.
Rick
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Ok. Exactly what thermostat is it, if I may ask.On 8/2/2012 10:36 AM,
Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
Shane,
I bought my thermostats on Amazon, Brett bought his at Home Depot.
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Sieghard
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Yeah that's what I was hinting at by asking the question.
Does the thermostat talk or is it fully meant to be programmed through the app?
Paul
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Yeah that's what I was hinting at by asking the question.
Does the thermostat talk or is it fully meant to be programmed through the app?
Paul
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I would imagine that it could if there was the right electrical hookup.
Andy
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With this thermostat be something that would
Paul, Shane and Hope,
Brett posted this in his message and you really do get the most information
by reading up about the details on the website. Here it is again:
http://www.RadioThermostat.com
You can buy the thermostat right on the website by going to the Buy Now
link. The price
What happens to thermostat function if there is no WiFi for an extended
period?
Here in the northern US, folks may winter in the southern US for 3 to 5
months, and they often temporarily discontinue their cable / broadband.
Does the thermostat still function if WiFi is stopped? Or, if folks
Hi Keith,
The thermostat works just like a normal digital thermostat if there is no
WiFi, but then you just don't have any way to control it remotely. Somebody
could still set it for a low temperature when away for a longer time to keep
anything from freezing or, for that matter, could have
I listened to an pod cast a few months back from I think it was PC magazine
which demonstrated a thermostat that apple had developed. I'm not sure how
accessible it is but it sounded very cool and it supposedly had a nice
design.
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You're probably thinking of the Nest and Apple had zero to do with it.
At 06:02 AM 7/31/2012, you wrote:
I listened to an pod cast a few months back from I think it was PC
magazine which demonstrated a thermostat that apple had developed.
I'm not sure how accessible it is but it sounded very
Actually the NEST thermostat was developed by a previous Apple
employee/engineer. I can't remember who it was though. But when I first heard
about the NEST I downloaded their App and created an account on their Web site.
I then contacted them about the inaccessibility of their app. The response
So then who cares, if Nest is not accessible and if the devs are not
interested just go with the Radio Thermostat setup, there are also other
options out there, but I have 3 of them and are very happy with both the
thermostats and the app and how everything works very well together. I also
like
Hi folks, this might be slightly off topic, but I was wondering whether
anyone has purchased a thermostat for their home that has an iPhone app that
is accessible that gives you control of the unit? Any direction is
appreciated.
Thank you,
Sachin
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on the website which, at least
the last time I tried it, was not very Jaws friendly. I posted about the
Radio Thermostat a couple of times, so maybe take a look at the archives, I
am in Canada and the only place I found them was on Amazon. Do keep in mind
that these have to be installed by a professional
who designed the thermostat is the same person who designed
the I Pod, it should be easy for him to make his app accessible.
Tom
On Apr 21, 2012, at 1:53 PM, Brett C. wrote:
Hi,
I'm interested in the idea of a thermostat with WI-Fi that I can control with
an accessible app on my phone
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