Re:Nest Reminds Customers That Ownership Isn't What It Used ...
by Retric on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @09:58PM
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You can use this logic if the range is wide enough and you don't check that often. Or better yet wait 5 min after changing state to check again. You often have at least high and low heat which adds complexity.
Also, overshooting you ideal temp is fairly easy to do as there can be a lot of hot air in the vents even after you turn down the heat. So a little predictive modeling can be useful.
Also, overshooting you ideal temp is fairly easy to do as there can be a lot of hot air in the vents even after you turn down the heat. So a little predictive modeling can be useful.