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Reddit mentions of Ecobee3 Thermostat + 3 Sensor Bundle, Works with Alexa
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Ecobee3 Thermostat + 3 Sensor Bundle, Works with Alexa. Here are the top ones.
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- Works with Alexa for voice control (Alexa device sold separately).
- Smart, really smart - intuitively understands when to turn on your heating or cooling equipment based on your home's unique energy profile, the weather outside, and thousands of other data points to make sure you're comfortable at all times
- Knows you have a life - senses whether anyone's home and which rooms are occupied, delivering comfort when you're at home and saving you energy and money when you're not
- Lowers your energy bills - ecobee saves homeowners an average of 23% annually, paying for itself in energy savings
- Homekit-enabled Ecobee3 - the world's first homekit-enabled smart thermostat - is an evolution of our previous Ecobee3 smarter wi-fi thermostat.
- Product bundle includes ecobee3 Smarter Wi-Fi Thermostat with Remote Sensor, 2nd Generation and ecobee3 Remote Sensors, 2 pack
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Ecobee3, 2nd Generation is what I have been using and it works really well. I love their dashboard and insights as well as the integration with homekit.
.o^O(1900ft/sq ^is ^small?)
Any chance you can have them run a few extra drops to wall plates on the ceilings? It's much more convenient and easier to handle for AP.
If not, what you're doing will work but you might consider moving AP a bit. Leave the wifi on your router on, and put the Ubiquity semi-centered in another part of the house. That way you have two AP working instead of just one. You can always add AP later and turn off the Wifi on the router, too. If you can post a floor plan or a basic layout it would be helpful.
There are lots of PoE switches on the market, the most cost-effective for you will probably be something like a 16 port that has 8 ports powered and 8 ports unpowered. There's no such thing (That I know of) of a PoE router, but even if there is you don't need it. PoE is a data-agnostic way to transfer power, so there's no "PoE-compatible", just does it transmit PoE or receive PoE.
No clue on the Eecobee thing.
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