Honeywell Home RTH8800WF2022, T5 WiFi Smart Thermostat, 7 Day-Programmable Touchscreen, Alexa Ready, Geofencing Technology, Energy Star, C-Wire Required
$11.99
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The T5 Smart Thermostat allows you to take comfort knowing your home temperature will always be just how you like it. It’s easy to install and use and conveniently fits in with your lifestyle. The T5 thermostat is ENERGY STAR certified and you can program it based on your schedule, or let it adapt to your life as plans change. Control the T5 Wi-Fi Thermostat from anywhere simply by using your smartphone or tablet: helping keep life simple and removing the guesswork, while ensuring maximum comfort when you’re at home and saving you money on your energy bills.
High use of the scheduling feature of the T5 thermostat saved customers between 8 and 16% on heating and cooling bills. Dollar savings range based on nationwide average annual single-family detached home’s heat and cooling bills; actual savings varies based on consumption.
Save Energy and Get Rewarded. Check with your energy provider about available energy savings rebates to save on your purchase. Plus, eligible customers can enroll in their local Utility’s “DEMAND RESPONSE PROGRAM” which can reward you for allowing the utility to slightly adjust your AC or furnace temperature settings when there is high energy demand.
7-Day Flexible Scheduling or Location Based Temperature Control. It’s your choice. 7-day scheduling programs your thermostat. Geofence technology helps make you comfortable by using your smartphone’s location to know when you’re away and when you return.
Auto Home and Away Mode. Enjoy ideal temperatures at home, then save when away.
ENERGY STAR certified. Help save energy, track your heating and cooling with monthly energy reports and get personalized tips on reducing energy use.
C-WIRE POWER ADAPTER REQUIRED: Before purchasing, check to see if this thermostat is compatible with your home and to determine if your home needs a C-wire power adapter.
Works with most heat/cool oil furnace systems. Will not work with heating only oil furnace systems unless a C-Wire is present.
The T5 thermostat is ENERGY STAR certified and you can program it based on your schedule, or let it adapt to your life as plans change
10 reviews for Honeywell Home RTH8800WF2022, T5 WiFi Smart Thermostat, 7 Day-Programmable Touchscreen, Alexa Ready, Geofencing Technology, Energy Star, C-Wire Required
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Derek Lindvall –
Perfect upgrade from my apartments not smart T4.
I live in an apartment which has the cheapest Honeywell T4 non smart/ wifi thermostats installed in the units. I wanted to use Alexa to control my room temp so I bought this for a perfect upgrade. It took less than 10 seconds to install. I just pulled off my old one and pushed in this new T5 and done. Easy 5 minutes to run through the wifi and app setup process and everything worked like a charm. My apartment had the exact same 5 wire pin out on the back so I didn’t need to change that, I didn’t need to open up the bag of screws or anything. A monkey could have done this upgrade. The touch screen looks really really nice, I can read the clear temp numbers from across my large living room.The app is easy to use and the touch screen is just as simple and easy to figure out. If you are doing an upgrade like myself but your current thermostat wiring is missing the 5th “common” wire, then this model won’t work. You would need to get the Z model T6 that comes with batteries for the backup power. They will provide the common wire power.Hope this helps you out.
Kyle Harrold –
I could just about drop kick this “smart” POS.
What can I say, it is a thermostat and it looks nice, I bought it for these reasons. I bought it in April of 2023 right after I had a leak repaired and the old thermostat looked very dated in a freshly painted room.It installed very easily and It really does look nice and new in the room. Once up I was pretty happy with it. I set a schedule and that’s where the enjoyment stopped. As time went on I began to wonder if I had a leak or something, I had one in the past after all. It would not cool, and the temperature in the house would rise. I’d set it to 71 but the temp would slide degree by degree to 77 (which is what it was scheduled to hit at 11pm) and stay there for the night. Suddenly waking up freezing in the morning. The pillows in the bedroom were muggy and damp intermittently. Some days we’d sit at 77 degrees for no reason. The heat pump is running near 24/7 trying to cool the house….Luckily I am pretty DIY and troubleshooting for hobby so I bought gauges to monitor my unit and learned what Superheat and subcooling are. I determined that I don’t have a leak! So what is it? I have an energy saver cycling box from the power company, I have that taken off, it takes a few weeks for them to do it. but my problem persists! I’m going mad, inject dye to search for leaks? I change filters, etc etc. anything i can. I’m debating draining the unit, perhaps the repair guy put in too much or incompatible oil!I begin to suspect the thermostat, all the internet says it couldn’t be the thermostat, no no It could never.. But I say I say you know what let’s reset the thing and strip away features. So I did, Reset it, turned off scheduling, wifi, and anything else “smart”, got into the special menu and found “adaptive recovery” looked it up and determined this and scheduling were my problems! Because I wanted 72 from 8am to 5pm but the 77 at 11pm. The stupid “smart” algorithm thought that meant I want to be 72 in 8am and for the rest of the day slowly drift to 77 by 11pm and then freeze us half to death at 5am to be 72 again by 8am. If I set my schedule to all 72 degrees it will never leave 72 even on a “hold”. I assume because of crap programming that adaptive recovery does not take into account the “hold” or manual input/changes which is bullcrap.I decided to see how badly programmed this algorithm was. I put a schedule on with crazy temperatures like 50F at 8am and 90f at 5am or something. The stupid thing would actually turn the HEAT ON to after 8am so that it be 90F by 11pm even though the cool setting was set to be 50F at that time. what a dumb program. Heating when it should be cooling!I was smart enough to figure this out and disable these features, I won’t even use the schedule now Im too afraid too Which is same because I really wanted to let the AC drift off temp at night but its not worth it to trigger the “smart” alogrhtium’s stupidity which seems to have the ability to override your manual temperature settings even without being turned on. I see no where to fully disable this “smart” features.I feel bad for anyone that calls HVAC specialists to try to fix these issues and they get talked into the a whole new system because of some programmers’ poor programming skills.
christine –
Works great
Easy installation and user friendly.The screen is easy to read and has great connectivity to control the temperature when we aren’t home.
SharmenHope –
Easy to setup, pain to connect to SmartThings.
I had a T4 Pro dumb programmable thermostat, but needed to connect it to my SmartThings. This was an inexpensive upgrade. It plugged right into the receptacle of the old one. I like that you can see the temp even in the dark without touching the screen.The only issue is connectivity. While it connected to Wifi just fine, getting it connected to SmartThings requires picking the right Honeywell application. There are at least 3 of them. “Residio” is the one to use to integrate it into SmartThings. However, if you add your thermostat to any other ones, it won’t add it to that one. Keep that in mind. Also, if the hvac doesn’t fire because the temp is below threshold, it won’t report the current temp to the app. You need to refresh it. Other than these quirks it’s an awesome upgrade. Don’t sweat Home vs. HomePro difference, it’s just a AA battery backup.
Ryan Morrison –
Great install experience and then everything went downhill.
Hardware is good. The ease of being able to update from a previous generation without having to muck about with wiring is the high point of this product. You can pop the old one off the wall and put the new one in. That’s smart! If only light switches and receptacles were made the same way. However, if you are buying this its probably because want to really make it work for you (automate), and that’s unfortunate because you have to deal with their software and their software is terrible. I have never been able to get this onto my network because the initial “sync” failed and now its just in a hung state. Their support is useless and they seem more interested in wasting your time so you will go away, than actually helping you. They ask you for things they don’t need to help you and don’t understand what it is they’re asking for. At no point when I was talking to them did they ask me “What seems to be the problem?” They told me that I needed to go reset my router because I wasn’t using 192.168 as my IP range. And at that point, I was 2h into trying to get this thing online and gave up. As someone else said, go get a different product rather than waste your time with this one.If Honeywell were smart, they would invest their money in an open source SmartThings project where their developers would work alongside people who were smarter than them rather than keeping Residio alive and having to deal with cloud infrastructure costs. No one is going to pay for an app in order to run their thermostat so this Residio exercise is just a waste of time and money for them.
Nizar Abou hassan –
I bought two pieces and both didn’t work! I tried returning them and didn’t help
Aaron –
Great unit. Works well. Had it over a year without any issues
naseem –
The time keep resetting to different time zone. Tried several time but it keep resetting
Rick –
The wifi thermostat works great. It is easy to install and make it super easy to monitor and control the heat at my Lake Cabin that is 150 km away.Definitely recommend them.
Imnos –
Excellent produit qui est suffisant pour la maison connectée . De plus , le remplacement de thermostat est simple si vous avez deja un modèle UWP16 de Honeywell.