yvesracine
April 26, 2017, 3:12pm
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Hi,
Refer to my previous post.
Hi @shaxs ,
If you have specific schedule requirements, then you need to use my zoned Heating/Cooling solutions.
Smart Vent Manager is only good for simple requirements with no specific scheduled events.
As soon as you start talking about specific timeframes for opening/closing your vents, then you need the ability to schedule the vent settings.
And,there are many smartapps that I’ve created to do so based on your use cases.
Please refer to this thread for more details:
BTW, if you want to synchronize your wall heaters setpoints and your vent settings, you don’t need to use Core to do so. My zoned Heating/Cooling solutions have the ability to set your “zone/room” thermostats’ setpoints (ecobeeSetZoneWithSchedule and ScheduleTstatZones) and much more…
You’d need to create differen…
My zoned Heating/Cooling solutions have been compared to the latest ecobee3-Keen integration, and it looks like a lot of people prefer my zoned Heating/Cooling smartapps as they offer way more options.
Refer to some testimonials here:
I recently started using your Smartthings App - zoned heating/cooling with 6 Keen Smart Vents and 2 Samsung Motion/Temperature Sensors for a recently finished basement. My Furnace Thermostat is on the first floor and does a great job of keeping that floor at 70 degrees, however; my basement temperature would fluctuate. With your app and the 2 Samsung Motion/Temperature Sensors, I can keep the basement from becoming over-heated (I set the temperature for heating to 70 degrees for the 2 zones I created and use the Samsung sensors to read that temperature.)
I am thinking of purchasing an Ecobee 3 Thermostat to put in the basement (mainly as a way to allow people to think they are setting the basement thermostat.) This would replace me setting a threshold temperature in the Smart Things ap…
My Zoned Heating/Cooling Solutions are available at my store:
www.ecomatiqhomes.com/store