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Low Temp alert

Aaron_in_Maine
Aaron_in_Maine Member Posts: 315
in THE MAIN WALL
I have a customer that lives in Florida for the winter his insurance company wants a temperature monitor for his house in Maine. He does not have a land line at the house but he does have Internet. My question is there a thermostat that links to wifi that would send him a low temp alert if the boiler went out. I googled it and all I get is the nest but I am not a huge fan. I was wondering if any body here has used other brands and what their experience was.
Thanks

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  • Abracadabra
    Abracadabra Member Posts: 1,948
    Honeywell wifi thermostats will send an alert on low temp. I think ecobee will also.
  • wogpa67
    wogpa67 Member Posts: 238
    ^ x2
    I have a Nest (garbage) a Honeywell 8000 and an Ecobee.
    Figured if I'm going to sell them I better try them first.
    Honeywell is the least expensive. They also make a 6000 series.
    Ecobee has a web portal where you can track energy usage.
  • hot_rod
    hot_rod Member Posts: 23,997
    Eocene can do that as well as high temperature alert.

    I left home yesterday with one radiant zone locked open, a few hours later my Ecobee sent me a notice on my phone that the office was at 87 degrees!

    Luckily I was able to talk my wife through the procedure to unlock the ZV.

    So it will protect against freeze up with a notice, but also if you have a stuck valve or failed stats causing an overheat. Which, of course would burn up a lot of LP in short order.

    I found the Ecobee to be very user friendly to install and program.
    Bob "hot rod" Rohr
    trainer for Caleffi NA
    Living the hydronic dream

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