Smart Thermostat for House with Smart Sensor and C-Wire Adapter, WiFi Programmable Thermostat Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant, Remote Control Tuya/Smart Life, C-Wire Require
Original price was: $105.00.$99.75Current price is: $99.75.
Price: $105.00 - $99.75
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2 Getting Started
3 Incompatible Systems
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5 Easy To Install
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Heat Pump
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7-day programmable
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𝐍𝐎𝐓𝐄: Before purchasing, you need to check your system’s compatibility with our EdgeAnt support
𝐃𝐨𝐞𝐬 𝐍𝐎𝐓 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡: 2-Wire heat only, electric baseboard heat (120-240V), Line (High) voltage systems, Millivolt systems, Non-standard labels (1,2,3, or A, B, C), Humidifiers, Dehumidifiers
The EdgeAnt Thermostat is designed to work with most 24V systems: furnaces, air conditioners, boilers, heat pumps with AUX or Emergency Heat. Only for 2.4GHz WiFi; 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐰𝐢𝐫𝐞 (𝐂-𝐖𝐢𝐫𝐞) 𝐢𝐬 𝐫𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐝
Wide Compatibility: This thermostat is compatible with 90% of home systems, including Conventional (2H/2C) and Heat Pump (4H/2C). It supports natural gas, electric, hot water, gas fireplaces (24V), and oil heat sources. Note that all system types require a common wire (C-Wire).
Energy Saving: Reduce heating and cooling costs by over 25% annually. Track your energy savings through the ‘Smart Life’ App and contribute to a greener home.
App Control & Voice Control: Adjust the temperature from anywhere using your phone or turn it off when you’re away. And compatible with Alexa and Google assistant for hands-free voice control. Keep pets comfortable and prevent frozen pipes. Easily share control with guests and family through the Smart Life app.
Live Smart & Save Energy: With 7-day programmable schedules, this thermostat automatically adjusts your home’s temperature to ensure comfort upon arrival while reducing HVAC expenses.
Versatile Functions: Our programmable thermostat includes temperature alerts, filter change reminders, automatic time/date synchronization, and a child lock feature. These functions ensure both comfort and peace of mind for your home.
8 reviews for Smart Thermostat for House with Smart Sensor and C-Wire Adapter, WiFi Programmable Thermostat Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant, Remote Control Tuya/Smart Life, C-Wire Require
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Original price was: $105.00.$99.75Current price is: $99.75.
Fran –
Looks and works fine
Very detailed instructions to install on multiple systems. Should Install in correct order. Simply put⦠Must have 4 wires. Like most devices made today, thermostat will need online update to continue setup. Setup info is not in the manual provided.
Dee Brim –
Good Thermostat
Easy to install, comes with a back plate, looks modern. The software can be a bit confusing when setting up schedules. Works good with my Alexa environment and changes with voice commands. Sometimes hard to see the numbers due to the mirrored screen. I can access and control from anyplace I have internet access, which is very convenient when traveling and need to adjust the settings.
Chad –
Perfect!
Great product. Absolutely love it
Paul W –
Nice unit
Happy with it
That Guy Over There –
Great Tuya based wifi smart thermostat – works great with Alexa – super easy set up
I am a fan of Tuya devices and I have lots of them already installed via SmartLife so adding this to my smarthome was a no brainer. Very attractive design. Easy to set up and connect – anyone can do it. SmartLife app picked it up as soon as I restored power and set up was done in seconds. Just rename it if you prefer and then play with all the settings. Very fast response time over wifi. Has built in extended functionality controls that are a godsend like setting up a dwell time for the fan to run after cooling is called and then turned off – lets the fan run longer after the cycle to not waste the cold A coil (and help dehumidify it) same works in heat mode to cool the coil and avoid issues (plus extra heat for the house). That one additional function alone will drastically save me money every month and stop short cycles. The inbuilt home/away/sleep modes are handy for quickly setting up routines for max/min auto temps – can also use sensors to detect occupancy and turn the settings to away mode if you go out for a while and also has preheat/precool to get the house ready for you when you are scheduled to return. Lots more in there but the Alexa integration also lets you create custom automations and timers – one word of caution for Home Assistant users is the Tuya integration (official one) does not pull over anything (not sure why) so you may need to try Local Tuya or similar to take control local – have not tried importing with Local Tuya yet but that is on the bucket list. Display can be set to several levels of brightness (or off) depending on idle or in use mode – touch screen is very responsive but the app seems to have a better interface. And as for that one review that says houses built before 2000 can not use this – that is so wrong it is frustrating. My house was built in the 1970’s and the HVAC system was last replaced about 20 years ago. This AC system control panel (aka the thermostat) uses a C wire (it is how the thermostat gets power) and if you are missing that wire that is your AC installer’s fault. Any whole house AC system installed in the past decade has 24v available – possible even the past 2 decades since mine has it – your AC installer just never hooked it up and likley just used cheap battery powered junk thermostat and 4 wire cable to save a few bucks. But odds are you have several unused wires (many AC controller cables are 5 or more wires with a couple just not connected) that can simply be wired up and wallah you have a functional C wire – call your HVAC guy.
Whitney Lewis –
Such a simple avoidable complication
I have not turned on the thermostat yet.. why? Well, they went out of their way to add a connector. BUT there is no jumper wire for RH and RC WIRING. Such a stupid avoidance. But now I have to drive to my local Home Depot (yes I know, essentially, itâs basically just paper clip) but my house isnât simple, nor easy. A tiny piece of metal for such an easy job, that was not included. Hopefully thatâs the only issue I come across. Will update. BUT if your old thermostat has a jumper wire (u shaped wire connecting from RH to RC) I suggest you go right ahead and purchase that while youâre purchasing this thermostat.
caleb downing –
Not compatible with out system
We live up in Alaska and, like many homes up here, we have radiated heaters instead of forced air. Because of this, our thermostats only have two wires. I got this thermostat to replace our old Nest but after plugging in everything I saw that it was not compatible with our two wire system. It looks to be a pretty neat little unit but unfortunately it isnât good for these kinds of systems.
Andrew Dodson –
Like my ecobee only cheaper
Got for my son’s house. Works just like my ecobee smart thermostat, so I was already familiar with how to wire this up. Features are un par with these smart thermostats. I don’t ever use anything other than setting night and morning routines as well as adjusting from my phone. This one works just the same. Easily connected to Alexa. I hate proprietary apps for every single appliance, but it’s an option. You can also operate it through the Smart Life app. Works as expected, so I’m extremely pleased. Sleek looking unit.