The continued evolution of smart thermostats means even better energy efficiency and more comfort for your heating, ventilation and air conditioning needs.
Technology and artificial intelligence enable the latest thermostats to anticipate room usage and likely temperature demand.
Their sensors also detect potential problems far in advance, allowing technicians to make low-cost changes now rather than learning about the problem only when it becomes glaring and expensive.
Good changes
These AI-enabled controls are far ahead of the earliest generations of smart thermostats, which merely followed basic instructions set by users.
“Today’s thermostats can learn user behavior, occupancy patterns, and building characteristics,” reports achrnews.com, a leading publication covering the heating, cooling and refrigeration industries.
“Using real-time data — from occupancy to room conditions to outdoor temperatures — today’s integrated smart thermostats can optimize comfort and efficiency with minimal manual involvement.”
This includes adjustments for humidity, a major factor in the comfort of occupants.
Avoid breakdowns
The newest smart thermostats offer “predictive maintenance” that analyzes data and quickly spots performance issues. They can assess information more quickly than humans and detect problems sooner.
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