wifi thermostat

[mayguy]

I heard Honeywell is coming out with some new WiFi?

[mark beiser]

I heard Honeywell is coming out with some new WiFi?

Already out, and on the shelves of some supply houses.
My price for the WiFi Vision Pro 8320 is only $6 higher than the standard TH8320.
The WiFi Focus Pro 6320 is about $20 more than the standard one.

[54regcab]

Already out, and on the shelves of some supply houses.
My price for the WiFi Vision Pro 8320 is only $6 higher than the standard TH8320.
The WiFi Focus Pro 6320 is about $20 more than the standard one.

The Wifi Vision pro look like a really good buy, a Grant cheaper than Nest.

[mayguy]

Already out, and on the shelves of some supply houses.
My price for the WiFi Vision Pro 8320 is only $6 higher than the standard TH8320.
The WiFi Focus Pro 6320 is about $20 more than the standard one.

Anything on the IAQ models?

[superfittertech]

We have had some great results with the NEST brand of thermostats. Customers seem to really love the ease of use. We have used them matched up to Honeywell zone systems as well as stand alone units.

http://honeywell.com/News/Pages/Hone...facturers.aspx

[mark beiser]

http://honeywell.com/News/Pages/Hone...facturers.aspx

Old old news.

If Nest thermostat were not garbage, I'd root for them.

[tech45]

I was looking at this awhile back and the Ecobee graphics really appealed to me , I have not seen Honeywell's version.

The Aprilaire 8800 stat looks nice but it seemed incredibly hardware intensive just to connect it. After looking at that I had the idea of using an Aaon VCMX board and using Prism as my " front end ". If I only had the time , and the White - Rogers POS lives on , lol ( customer complained that it was off 5 degrees and I've had it on my system for 10 years , lol ).

[tech45]

double post.

[Gus-Herb94]

I was looking at this awhile back and the Ecobee graphics really appealed to me , I have not seen Honeywell's version.

The Aprilaire 8800 stat looks nice but it seemed incredibly hardware intensive just to connect it. After looking at that I had the idea of using an Aaon VCMX board and using Prism as my " front end ". If I only had the time , and the White - Rogers POS lives on , lol ( customer complained that it was off 5 degrees and I've had it on my system for 10 years , lol ).

Honeywell doesn't have all the cool monitoring and graphics like Ecobee. I have the Prestige hooked up to Redlink Gateway and a WiFi VP in another location. The WiFi Vision and Focus Pro aren't the most reliable staying connected to the internet but the Prestige w Redlink Gateway is.

I notice W-R stats always a few degrees off depending on the model, and compared to Honeywells' (Honeywell is consistent across the board, W-R isn't) Not sure why they do that.