Smart Thermostat HQ Provides Total Home Control

The Smart ThermostatHQ has a cell phone build into it, so that once the technician installs it, it is connected to the Internet, with a more secure and reliable connection. 

“At its core, this is professional-grade hardware. You can tell a customer you’re not just installing a WiFi thermostat that has to be on your network, and there are no privacy or security concerns,” Goodman explained.

“Secondly, we can also control every device in the house with this. In my house I have 84 connected devices, including lights, door locks, a sump pump monitor, dry contact monitors for float switches in the condensate pan, and more. All of those can connect to the thermostat and use the cellular connection to get the data out, in one app. I now have one app that can control every device in the house.”

Another popular feature is automatic wire detection and configuration. 

“When you wire it up, it will know if it’s a normal system or multi-stage system. More importantly, if you don’t have enough wires in the wall or a common wire, you can separate the thermostat into two ‘pieces,’ install the thermosat backplate, run power through the wall and the two pieces will talk wirelessly. If there aren’t enough wires in the wall, you can install the thermostat without installing wires.” 

Compatibility Feature
Smart ThermostatHQ has impressive compatibility with different HVAC systems.

“We have the ability to pull in devices that we don’t make on the back end. For example, if you’re using a Lennox iComfort system or a Rheem ecoNET, or Apriaire system, we can pull all those thermostats into our system as well. We can connect to all sorts of devices and bring them into our platform. We have the largest eco-system of connected devices, such as Schlage or Yale door locks, LiftMaster garage doors, Lutron or Leviton lights, RainBird sprinklers and more.”