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09/22/21 10:21 PM
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Looking at replacing my home t-stat with an updated model. Tri-level home(2000 sq ft) forced air gas furnace/ ac. Would prefer a wifi unit with Alexa capabilities.Suggestions from my HVAC guy include a Pro T855 unit or Ecobee 3 or 4. He's not a fan of the Nest stuff. Thoughts??

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Re: Home T-stat questions [Re: Dcuda69] #2966992
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I have a 2050 square ranch single level with full unfinished basement.

Propane below 35 degrees, heat pump above 35.

Two stage blower, I believe.

Bought and installed one of these myself, and I’m no DIY pro.

Love it! Checks all the boxes.

Had it about a year and a half. No issues:

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Re: Home T-stat questions [Re: Dcuda69] #2967031
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I have about 8 eccobees at my home and 2 industrial building.

Just bought a lake house with a Nest and prefer it

Eccobees are bit more intuitive. Nest has a few more features and integrates with the whole Google Home thing


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Seen a lot of issues with the Nest. Stay far away.


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Originally Posted by GY3
Seen a lot of issues with the Nest. Stay far away.


Exactly what my HVAC guy has told me. The Ecobee seems to be his preferred as well as Pro.

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Originally Posted by GY3
Seen a lot of issues with the Nest. Stay far away.


That's informative smile

I like the Nest. Has a neat feature that it will air condition the heated air to maintain the humidity level if required (minor problem at a lake house). I don't see that feature in the Eccobee. Plus it feels WAY more intuitive. The Eccobees are clumsy just changing between modes; heat and cool.







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