RE: Heating question: one thermostat for 2 levels

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Feb 17, 2020
8:37:39pm

COCoug Starter

RE: Heating question: one thermostat for 2 levels

Have additional dampers installed and a separate thermostat in the basement

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Heating question: one thermostat for 2 levels

Beggar

2/17/20 8:35pm

RE: Heating question: one thermostat for 2 levels

COCoug

2/17/20 8:37pm

Close the vents upstairs and force the air downstairs....Heat rises.

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

2/17/20 8:42pm

Heat rises?

TNT

2/17/20 8:46pm

Well, they beat the Jazz...So, yes.

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

2/17/20 8:47pm

*tears up*

TNT

2/17/20 8:48pm

Get an ecobee thermostat and put a remote sensor in the basement

Broda

2/17/20 8:49pm

we have a Nest with the same kind of remote sensor

byujag

2/17/20 8:59pm

With the ecobee you can ignore certain thermostats during certain times. For

Broda

2/17/20 9:03pm

Would I need 2 ecobees to replace the current 2 thermostats?

Beggar

2/17/20 9:05pm

Not unless you just wanted it for convenience. You would only need one for the

Broda

2/17/20 9:09pm

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Buffalo

2/17/20 8:51pm

Depends on how they ducted it. If the same central duct feeds both the

Corn Pop

2/17/20 9:07pm

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