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Mar 31, 2024 5:09 AM

ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium Plus with 2 SmartSensors Costco online/in-store $200

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Costco In-store item 1741947, confirmed in Portland metro (WIlsonville, OR).

$239.99 - $40 = $199.99 expires Tuesday 4/9/2024
Same price for both online and in-store

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Reminder, Costco stores are closed Easter Sunday 3/31.
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Costco online [costco.com]

Costco In-store item 1741947, confirmed in Portland metro (WIlsonville, OR).

$239.99 - $40 = $199.99 expires Tuesday 4/9/2024
Same price for both online and in-store

Disclaimers: the sky is blue, don't run with scissors and YMMV.

Reminder, Costco stores are closed Easter Sunday 3/31.

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Mar 31, 2024 7:18 PM
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dealballs1989Mar 31, 2024 7:18 PM
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How do smart sensors help when you don't have a thermostat-controlled smart zone system sort of thing? Our basement stays much colder than our ground level even during the cold season, and would like to see something like this help
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Mar 31, 2024 9:02 PM
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nguyen27Mar 31, 2024 9:02 PM
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Quote from dealballs1989 View quoted comment :
How do smart sensors help when you don't have a thermostat-controlled smart zone system sort of thing? Our basement stays much colder than our ground level even during the cold season, and would like to see something like this help
It does not really, hot air rise, cold air fall. Basement always the coldest spot, so if you make the basement temp comfort then the top floors will probably too warm. To solve the issue, likely you will need a secondary heat source just for the basement.
Apr 1, 2024 8:19 PM
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FeistyCrayon9098Apr 1, 2024 8:19 PM
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Quote from dealballs1989 View quoted comment :
How do smart sensors help when you don't have a thermostat-controlled smart zone system sort of thing? Our basement stays much colder than our ground level even during the cold season, and would like to see something like this help
The ecobee sensors allow you to set up areas and adjust the system based on occupancy. I have a similar setup and I love having the smart sensor in the basement. It will kick up the heating marginally to maintain the set temperature in the basement while watching TV. I have another one in the upstairs bedroom so the system knows to back off before the sleep schedule kicks in so the bedroom isn't too hot. In my limited experience this seems like the best you can get with a single-zone system.
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Apr 1, 2024 8:21 PM
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dealballs1989Apr 1, 2024 8:21 PM
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Quote from FeistyCrayon9098 View quoted comment :
The ecobee sensors allow you to set up areas and adjust the system based on occupancy. I have a similar setup and I love having the smart sensor in the basement. It will kick up the heating marginally to maintain the set temperature in the basement while watching TV. I have another one in the upstairs bedroom so the system knows to back off before the sleep schedule kicks in so the bedroom isn't too hot. In my limited experience this seems like the best you can get with a single-zone system.
Interesting, thanks for the testimonial and info. I thought it would be somewhat limited like this, but also hadn't considered it would be that capable either. Being able to "surge" above set temp to force more to cold areas and scale back based on occupied/unoccupied is neat. Cheers
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Quote from FeistyCrayon9098 View quoted comment :
The ecobee sensors allow you to set up areas and adjust the system based on occupancy. I have a similar setup and I love having the smart sensor in the basement. It will kick up the heating marginally to maintain the set temperature in the basement while watching TV. I have another one in the upstairs bedroom so the system knows to back off before the sleep schedule kicks in so the bedroom isn't too hot. In my limited experience this seems like the best you can get with a single-zone system.
Thanks I wasn't aware of that.

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