In the winter, experts recommend that you set your thermostat to 68 degrees Fahrenheit when you're home, and 60 to 65 degrees when you're asleep or away.

There should be no compatibility issues; this smart thermostat works with most commercial HVAC systems, including combi ...

Traditional thermostats don’t know it’s broke ‘til it’s broke. Smart thermostats, on the other hand, can detect a potential problem through intelligent preventive maintenance offerings: alerts and ...

While heating and cooling setups can vary a lot, most US homes rely on some sort of heating, ventilating and air conditioning system (HVAC) to help keep indoor temperatures in check. Your thermostat ...

To stay comfortable and keep costs in check, you should set your thermostat at 68°F, say experts, for the most efficiency.

Thermostats are a great example of how the most intelligent HVAC products are only as smart as the end-user. But it’s really more about being informed. Manufacturers are producing devices that do more ...

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If you’re a thrifty homeowner, you’re probably already layering up during winter so you don’t have to crank the heat—and then in summer, waiting until it gets really hot before you switch on the air ...

South-central Kentucky has enjoyed a short stretch of unseasonably warm November days, but that’s about to change. A couple ...