Smart Thermostats

Smart thermostats still have the energy-saving features of a traditional programmable thermostat, but take it to the next level. They use a WiFi connection to let you manage your home’s heating and cooling directly from your smartphone, tablet or desktop. And they’re so smart they can even learn your temperature preferences, know when you’re at home or away, and factor in your local weather. Learn more about smart thermostats here.

Determine whether or not your system has communication capabilities. If it is a communicating system, the ComfortLink® II XL850 or ComfortLink™ II XL1050 will work. If your system is not communicating, the XL824 or XR724 will work.

Next, find out if you have a C-wire. The C-wire provides continuous power for your smart thermostat display and WiFi connectivity. Roughly 40% of homes have this fifth C-wire, also called common wire. If you don’t have one or aren’t sure, you should consult reach out to your local dealer for assistance.

Learn more about smart thermostats here.