Sinope vs Stelpro thermostats for electric baseboards & electric fan forced heaters

[yvesracine]

Hi,

I’ve had the Sinope TH1123ZB (which is basically the same version, but for 3000W instead of 4000W) for more than 4 months now, and it works very well. I’ve coded the DTH to integrate it to SmartThings, and if it’s important for you, it works well with Amazon echo and Google Home.

Electric Baseboard thermostat control via ST

Hi, The new driver for the Sinope Zigbee Smart thermostats for electric heating (TH1123ZB / TH1124ZB) with outside temperature display is now available for download. You can get it here: https://www.sinopetech.com/en/support/#api Regards,

I have also the Stelpro Ki STZW402 (z-wave) version, and it works well too, but I don’t know if it integrates as well with Google Home (if it’s important to you)…

Here is the thread for the zigbee version.

[RELEASE] Stelpro releases its Ki ZigBee Line-Voltage thermostat: the STZB402+

Hi there, Stelpro released a new thermostat from its Ki series, the Stelpro Ki ZigBee Thermostat (STZB402+) aimed to control baseboard heaters, convectors and Fan-Forced Heaters up to 4000W powered at 240V (also works up to 2000W at 120V). This model also features the “Off” mode, which prevent any heating. When using this mode, please keep in mind the freezing risk, and be warned that the thermostat is still powered. Even in “Off” mode, there are risks of shock hazard if you service the thermostat without turning off the breaker. To this date, SmartThings did not yet publish Stelpro’s device handler for the STZB402+, so you may get the code here: It is provided under the Apache 2.0 licence The STZB402+ can be purchased here: https://www.aartech.ca/stelpro-stzb402-zigbee-baseboa…

Regards,