I've had good luck with my Omnistat RC-80. The graphical interface
that Chuck wrote that uses the basic library that I got working looks
pretty nice, but I've never used the web based stuff. I just have a
couple of buttons on my console that change the mode between home,
away and sleep.
If I want to change the setpoints while I'm home, I just push the
buttons on the thermostat. Yeah, I know that sort of goes against
what we stand for around here, but it works!
Joel
On Tue, 24 Feb 2009, it would appear that MattBurgoon wrote:
>
> And here I was just about to pull the trigger on my insteon cart.. :) Thanks
> for the feedback, I'll follow your advice and skip the insteon thermostat.
> Now, onto some alternatives! I'll check out RCS and see what all I'll need
> for that.
>
>
>
> Brian Warren wrote:
>>
>>
>> Can't recommend the Insteon Thermostat setup. The RCS that I had at the
>> previous house was comparably priced (given that I had to by APs,Tstat
>> and adapter) and much more functional. I too was wooed by the Insteon
>> luster. Poll the list for alternatives. Or buy mine so I can get
>> something better ;)
>>
>> Good luck. In this case choose !Insteon.
>>
>> hth,
>> Brian
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