Just wondering if a nest 3rd gen with a sensor would work for us? My present thermostat heat only two wire only (white and red) is behind my 48 inch TV witch on does not heat the house? I was curious if I could utilize this and have a sensor in the hallway where the temp is cool when the tv is on? Thank you for your great tutorials much appreciated , Mike
Been having issues with the master bedroom being hotter than the rest of the house because it's over the garage and the garage isn't insulated (built in the 60s and recently my new home). Fairly surethe insulation will correct this, but I'm a little confused by your video mentioning how one room can be one temperature and that can be set by the sensor, and another room can be another temperature and that also be sent stop by the sensor. How the heck can air be more chilled in one room and maintain a another temperature in another room? Maybe I'm missing something?
It’s can not do that unless you have vent valves to shut off automatically etc etc but I don’t think anyone has made anything like that … this only tells the AC it’s not the set temp in that room and runs till it is ….
Do they require me to have a nest thermostat? Or does it work on its own? I want this just to see the temperature inside my living room but I don’t want to buy the smart nest thermostat
Ya... It would keep your pipes from freezing... But the rooms in your house would be 95 degrees. Good if you want the bedroom to perfect. Just remember that the rest of the house will not be the same. I have a new home and found that the temp at the main thermistat is 1 degree more than by the outer wall and a foot lower. Bedroom was 2 degrees different. This said you can just change the temp at night to make up for the 2 degree difference and not buy this. I mainly got it to see what difference is in each room and close vents. No need to buy 3.
Thanks for the comment, it all depends on the construction of your home, layout of the vents and where you have insulation. Adjusting vents and dampers within your home helps equalize temperature throughout a house.
Just wondering if a nest 3rd gen with a sensor would work for us? My present thermostat heat only two wire only (white and red) is behind my 48 inch TV witch on does not heat the house? I was curious if I could utilize this and have a sensor in the hallway where the temp is cool when the tv is on? Thank you for your great tutorials much appreciated , Mike
Been having issues with the master bedroom being hotter than the rest of the house because it's over the garage and the garage isn't insulated (built in the 60s and recently my new home). Fairly surethe insulation will correct this, but I'm a little confused by your video mentioning how one room can be one temperature and that can be set by the sensor, and another room can be another temperature and that also be sent stop by the sensor. How the heck can air be more chilled in one room and maintain a another temperature in another room? Maybe I'm missing something?
Have you tried adjusting how open the vents are?
It’s can not do that unless you have vent valves to shut off automatically etc etc but I don’t think anyone has made anything like that … this only tells the AC it’s not the set temp in that room and runs till it is ….
I’m guessing you need a multi room hvac system?
Do they require me to have a nest thermostat? Or does it work on its own? I want this just to see the temperature inside my living room but I don’t want to buy the smart nest thermostat
You need either the nest e or the 3rd gen learning thermostat
Ya... It would keep your pipes from freezing... But the rooms in your house would be 95 degrees. Good if you want the bedroom to perfect. Just remember that the rest of the house will not be the same. I have a new home and found that the temp at the main thermistat is 1 degree more than by the outer wall and a foot lower. Bedroom was 2 degrees different. This said you can just change the temp at night to make up for the 2 degree difference and not buy this. I mainly got it to see what difference is in each room and close vents. No need to buy 3.
Thanks for the comment, it all depends on the construction of your home, layout of the vents and where you have insulation. Adjusting vents and dampers within your home helps equalize temperature throughout a house.
@@OneHourSmartHome If your interior pipes (or garage) are freezing, you have an insulation problem in that area, not a heating problem.
You told people to potentially shut off vents Very bad for HVAC
Why? Isn't it exactly the purpose of HVAC registers?
I thought unnecessary but bought them anyways just because
Tech, sometimes you just want more!
So it useless in florida lol