It gets cold in Denver, but as many in the US know right now it's colder than normal. I installed a new whole home steam humidifier last August and had never dealt with moisture build up on the windows before if it's set too high and the outside temp drops too low. Nest won't let me change the humidity setting via automation. I need a thermostat that will so that I can vary the humidity based on the outside temp automatically.
I really like the Nest as it looks as slick at it is. I admit, I like cool looking gadgets so having a sleek modern appearance vs a white box does count for something.
I'd 100% prefer something that I could control locally without a cloud, but guessing I won't find that nowadays. I don't really want to be traveling in the winter sometime and lose access remotely due to some failure and come home to a house with widow sills starting to rot, and mold...or wood so dry it starts to crack.
Can you do all this with the Ecobee's...and are there even "cooler" options out there? I won't say price is no object, but often you get what you pay for (mostly).
Thanks for any suggestions...
I really like the Nest as it looks as slick at it is. I admit, I like cool looking gadgets so having a sleek modern appearance vs a white box does count for something.
I'd 100% prefer something that I could control locally without a cloud, but guessing I won't find that nowadays. I don't really want to be traveling in the winter sometime and lose access remotely due to some failure and come home to a house with widow sills starting to rot, and mold...or wood so dry it starts to crack.
Can you do all this with the Ecobee's...and are there even "cooler" options out there? I won't say price is no object, but often you get what you pay for (mostly).
Thanks for any suggestions...
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