honeywell webstat

[viceman]

http://customer.honeywell.com/Techlit/Pdf/63-0000s/63-9628.pdf


anyone use the new webstat from hwell?


its a preconfigured 201 capable of putting 12 t7350's on the web . cost is about half of a 201. we are looking at putting these in some home building centers in my area. was wondering if anyone has used these yet and has any feedback.

[lwarren]

We have not used any yet, but we have looked at them. Looks like a viable option for a very small system. The only problem I see is you won't be able to add or customize very much because it is very resource heavy.

I am very interested in the new Spyder controllers. It is going to be nice to have a freely programmable controller for less than $300.00 dollars that will do most small plant applications where you don't need the AO of a 15C. And the added feature of the built in clock will be a nice addition as well.

[tlp261]

Webstat won't be shipping for a month or so. Maybe a beta user will chime in.

[gmha9x]

I received a demonstration of WebStat, and it looks really easy to use. There was a huge focus on improving the usability of the user interface and making the workflow as natural as possible.

Lane, I think the Spyder controllers are fantastic as well, and I also saw a demonstration of the function block programming, and is sooo much better than the Excel 10 range. It will be even better when they have Lon and BACnet connectivity.

[lonman]

What are the approx. cost of a 201 vs. webstat?

[viceman]

depending on what you get loaded on a 201, the webstat seems to be half the cost.





the spyders look nice. but they are not lonmark certified. a big mistake on honeywells part IMHO.

[tlp261]

There was an initial price for early Webstat orders but final pricing is not out yet.