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EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. - Printable Version +- MacResource (https://forums.macresource.com) +-- Forum: My Category (https://forums.macresource.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Tips and Deals (https://forums.macresource.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Thread: EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. (/showthread.php?tid=235048) |
EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. - mikebw - 12-02-2019 I have never seen these on sale before. EcoBee wrote: https://www.ecobee.com/en-us/smart-sensor/ Deal ends tomorrow. Re: EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. - graylocks - 12-02-2019 the sensors did go on sale last year at this time which is when i picked up a set. better deal last year. 50% off. but since the sensors never seem to go onsale otherwise it's a good deal. Re: EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. - mikebw - 12-02-2019 I suppose the deal is on new sensors that are somehow better, so maybe the price difference is justified? Re: EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. - RAMd®d - 12-03-2019 Their site says: Improved sensor technology Now with better range and accuracy, and up to five years of battery life. That may be worth something, especially if someone got a Lite kit with one or two less sensors? Re: EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. - Lux Interior - 12-03-2019 Time for me to google if there is some way to get my proprietary Carrier system working with a Nest/Ecobee. And again, time to be disappointed. Re: EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. - mikebw - 12-03-2019 Lux Interior wrote: It should be possible. The Ecobee installation instructions I had were manufacturer agnostic. I just had to connect their adapter to the wiring inside the AC/furnace because (if I recall correctly) it did not have a "B-wire" running up to the thermostat location. Re: EcoBee SmartSensor 2-Pack Deal $20 off, ends 12/3. - Lux Interior - 12-03-2019 mikebw wrote: It should be possible. The Ecobee installation instructions I had were manufacturer agnostic. I just had to connect their adapter to the wiring inside the AC/furnace because (if I recall correctly) it did not have a "B-wire" running up to the thermostat location. I have a proprietary "communicating" thermostat. I may be able to rewire directly from the EIM, but I haven't looked into it yet. |