Using smart heating for your Indianapolis home can help you save a considerable amount on your heating bills. This thermostat technology makes it easier to control and adjust the temperature in your home so that your furnace or heat pump isn’t running more often than it needs to. Learn more about some options to look into for more convenient and energy-efficient heating.
Heating and Hot-Water Controls
Some smart thermostats are able to adjust and control your heating system along with your home’s hot-water supply. This helps you save even more on your energy bills. With the use of this thermostat, you can avoid using high amounts of energy for heating your home or when using hot water.
Smart Zoning
Smart thermostats usually provide a way for you to adjust the heating in different parts of your home. Instead of raising or lowering the temperature throughout the entire house, your smart thermostat can change the temperature settings for separate areas based on different factors.
Learning Ability
Having a smart thermoatat in your home means you won’t have to worry about remembering to adjust temperature settings at certain times. Your smart-heating thermostat can learn your routine and behaviors in order to figure out when temperature settings need to be raised or lowered, such as when you leave your house for the day or when you go to bed.
Convenient Controls
Smart thermostats typically allow you to control the settings from anywhere as long as you have internet access. For example, you can download an app for your thermostat that provides you with convenient ways to adjust your temperature setting — even when you’re not at home.
Additional Features
Some smart thermostats have extra features that can help you heat your home more efficiently. Depending on the thermostat you get, you might be able to run an analysis of your heating use, or you might be able to get an alert if there are any unusual temperature changes in your home.
If you need more information on smart heating for your Indianapolis home, contact Mowery Heating, Cooling, and Plumbing today.
