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BayWeb thermostats

tim smith
tim smith Member Posts: 2,807
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Any one used any of these for remote access, the reports look ok online but just wondering if you all have any input.

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  • bklynfrank
    bklynfrank Member Posts: 15
    Was considering them

    but according to their support folks, it couldn't use a remote sensor.  Deal breaker for me. 
  • tim smith
    tim smith Member Posts: 2,807
    Re: remote sensors

    Proliphix has a web enabled thermostat with remote sensor. It just would not support static ip address and bayweb will. Can't win for losing. Happy New year
  • bklynfrank
    bklynfrank Member Posts: 15
    I got a 2-family frame 1-pipe

    running a NT20 with a remote sensor.  I need to get internet there so I can enjoy all the features.  I needed to put in two  http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981410/ELK-960__Delay_Timer_Module to compensate for a little chattering on the sensor.  Maybe my 18ga wires on the sensor is causing that.
  • Tim Potter
    Tim Potter Member Posts: 273
    I use 3 of them

    I have 3 BayWeb's, 3 diffrent houses, 3 diffrent heating systems, they work great.

    The e-mail reporting function saved my house from freezing when the boiler went out in November.

    You can also hook up your alarm to it and drop the monthly charge.

    you need some kind of wired internet, handy to have that anyway,

    feel free to contact if you have questions



    tim.potter@ymail.com



    Tim
    Winter Park, CO & Arvada, CO
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