Thermostat installations and repairs around Charlotte, NC
Whether you are looking to upgrade your current thermostat to a smart one or just simply know your options, Carolina Copper HVAC has all the information you need.
Thermostat installations in and around Charlotte, NC
Smart themostats and installation
Nest Learning Thermostat
- Learns the temperatures you like and programs itself in about a week
- Automatically turns itself down when nobody’s home
- Connect to wi‑fi to control the temperature from your phone, tablet or laptop
- When Nest® spots you across the room, it lights up to show you the time, temperature, or weather
- Check your energy history in the Nest® app to see how much energy you use and why
- Control up to 20 thermostats from single Nest® account
- Emergency alerts and shut-off
- 2 Year Warranty
Ecobee Thermostat
- For use with gas, oil, electric, and dual fuel systems
- Designed for quick installation, with direct access to support if you ever need assistance
- Keeps energy use low when no one is home
- Integrates with other smart home platforms such as Apple HomeKit, Samsung SmartThings, IFTTT, Amazon Alexa
- Control from anywhere with an iOS or Android device
- Monitors HVAC systems and alerts customers if it senses something is wrong
- 5 year warranty
Nest Non-learning thermostat
- For use with with most 24V heating and cooling systems
- Remote alerts if a system needs attention
- The Nest app allows you to control the temperature from anywhere
- Cheaper than the Learning Thermostat with most of the same features
- Auto-away mode, scheduling suggestions
- 2 Year Warranty
Digital thermostats and installation
Honeywell Pro Series Thermostat
- Setup and scheduling can be done at the wall on the thermostat, or using the Lyric app
- Simple process enables customers to complete the wi-fi connection process on their own
- Integrates with smart home Apple® HomeKit™ and Amazon Alexa®
- Customers can program a schedule or use location-based control with geofence technology
- Optional wired indoor/outdoor sensors
- Seven-day programmable
- 5 Year Warranty
Honeywell Focus Pro Thermostat
- Setup and scheduling can be done at the wall on the thermostat, or using the Lyric app
- Simple process enables customers to complete the wi-fi connection process on their own
- Integrates with smart home Apple® HomeKit™ and Amazon Alexa®
- Customers can program a schedule or use location-based control with geofence technology
- Seven-day programmable
- 2 Year Warranty
Honeywell Home Pro Thermostat
- Non-programmable digital thermostat
- Easy-to-read backlit display - easy to read in various lighting conditions
- Basic operation - easy-to-use slide switches allow you to select the heat or cool mode and operate the fan
- 2 Year Warranty
Smart and digital thermostat facts
More than just wall art
Thermostats not only play an important role in heating and air conditioning systems, they also play an important role in your energy bill as well. Not only do thermostats turn your HVAC equipment on and off, they also control how frequently it happens. This basic feature of all thermostats is what makes the difference in running your heating and air system to the best of its ability or inefficiently.
Three Types of Thermostats:
Smart thermostats can be used with home automation and phone apps. Smart thermostats have the ability to learn your schedule from your behavior. It can detect while you’re on your way home, and then prepares your home to your desired temperature. Because smart thermostats can adapt to your schedule and lifestyle, it acts automatically to provide comfort when you’re at home. It can also turn off your heating or air conditioning system automatically when you leave the house. They perform similar functions as a digital/programmable thermostats as they allow the user to control the temperature of their home throughout the day using a schedule, but also contain additional features, such as sensors and WiFi connectivity,
Digital thermostats have internal components capable of providing an accurate, responsive reaction to room temperature. The electronic sensors read the current interior temperature and can fine-tune the heating accordingly, keeping the room within a single degree of the target setting. Digital thermostats use a simple device called a thermistor to measure temperature. This is a resistor which allows electrical resistance changes with temperature. The microcontroller in a digital thermostat can measure the resistance and convert that number to an actual temperature reading.
Mechanical thermostats controls the temperature with the use of two bits of metal. These are laminated together in the thermostat’s sensor in a bimetallic strip. As the different types of metals expand and contract with temperature changes, an electric circuit connected to your heating system is switched on and off. What’s important to note about a bimetal thermostat is that the temperature can vary as much as five degrees from the target set point.
