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nest won't connect to the heatlink |
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Replacement capacitor for Lennox icomfort 10f81 Thermostat |
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What if my Wi-Fi network goes offline? |
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Daylight Savings Time adjustment? |
Background Information
Smart thermostats control a home's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning and feature Wi-Fi capabilities for home automation. While smart thermostats preform the same functions as a programable thermostat by allowing a user to control the temperature of their home throughout the day using a predetermined schedule, smart thermostats improve on this aspect and incorporate a few different features that set them apart from standard programable thermostats.
Smart thermostats feature Wi-Fi capabilities to allow for the thermostat to connect to the internet. This allows for a user to remotely control the temperature of their home from a smart phone or laptop, or setup and modify schedules. Some smart thermostats also feature various temperature and air quality sensors.
