What type of thermostat is best for you?

March 07, 2017


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The thermostat is the brains of the heating and cooling system. It controls the temperature, and does so without you having to lift a finger. Once your desired temperature is set, the thermometer keeps your home above that temperature for heat and below it for cool. It triggers your air conditioner or furnace in order to maintain your desired comfort level.

In the world of thermostats, there are many different types you can install to meet your needs. Non-programmable thermostats are the most standard, but programmable and smart thermostats are the latest emerging trends on the market. The best thermostat for you depends on the different needs of your family and home.

Non-Programmable

  • Least expensive to purchase
  • Easy to use
  • Easy to see
  • Precise comfort control
  • Easy battery replacement
  • Simple to understand

Programmable

  • Variety of ergonomic designs
  • Energy efficient
  • User-friendly with menu-driven functionality
  • Control temperature within 1º F
  • Save on heating and cooling costs
  • Better control of air circulation
  • Lifestyle programming features

Smart

  • Variety of stylish designs
  • Energy efficient
  • User-friendly
  • Can be controlled even when you aren't home
  • Increased control of home comfort
  • Save on heating and cooling costs
  • Learns your heating and cooling behavior
  • Send alerts within dangerous parameters
  • Can be connected to other smart devices

For some families, a thermostat easy enough for every member to use it a top priority. For others, the ability to control your system while away on vacation or at work is the most important feature. No matter what features you need, there is a thermostat for you.

At A.J. Perri, we want to match you with the perfect thermostat for your home and family. Your comfort is our highest priority. Give us a call today and talk through your thermostat options.

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Last Updated: December 03, 2024