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I have a Honeywell CT3500 thermostat that has the "Smart Response"
technology. We have the thermostat set for 78 degrees during the day and 70 degrees when we go to bed...I'm noticing the air kicking on as early as 3pm when it's reading 75 degrees (I'm guessing to slowly cool down the house over a longer period of time?). Is this really an energy saver or is it mostly for comfort? Would it be beneficial cost-wise to just turn this "feature" off and use it as a dumb thermostat? |
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