If your boiler has shut down and is showing error code E133 or E28, then your condensate pipe may be frozen. Please follow these steps to get your boiler up and running again: Switch your boiler off at the control … Continue reading →

To reiterate, yes, Nest smart devices—or rather, Google Nest devices, more on this later—, can work with iPhones and Apple products: the iPad, Apple Watch, etc.Download the Nest app for iOS, and make sure both the Nest and Apple devices … Continue reading →

Thanks to your body’s natural hormones, your core temperature drops in the evening ready for sleep. This is what helps you to nod off. It then rises again in the morning preparing you to wake up. Some people can be … Continue reading →

Honeywell’s Total Connect Comfort works with Honeywell Wi-Fi Thermostats and with Prestige®, Prestige® IAQ, Wireless FocusPRO® and EConnect™ Comfort Systems when used in conjunction with Honeywell’s Internet Gateway. What thermostats work with TCC? Some examples of Honeywell Thermostats that are … Continue reading →

So, the things, the devices, the sensors and so forth are the first IoT technology stack layer. What is an IoT stack? The IoT technology stack refers to the range of technologies, applications and standards used to develop an IoT … Continue reading →

6.2 million IoT. There are now more than 6.2 million IoT-focused global developers, the study found. This number is expected to increase globally on a yearly basis as more devices — including smart homes, connected cars, and wearable devices — … Continue reading →

Electrical interference: Appliances like air conditioners, heavy motors, x-ray machines and even sometimes hair driers and electric heaters can interfere with the WiFi signal.If you need to use WiFi outdoors, or in weather, get as close to the access point … Continue reading →

Listening discs and ground microphones are some of the most basic tools that can be used by a plumber to detect and pinpoint water leaks. Listening discs are pieces of equipment that help plumbers to locate leaks through drywall, cabinets … Continue reading →

6 Ways To Find Hidden Water Leaks Check your water meter. One of the best ways to tell if you have a leak in some part of your plumbing is to check the water meter. Look at your usage. Monitor … Continue reading →

If you find that your Wi-Fi speeds drop periodically or at certain times of day, then it’s possible software or other devices are eating away at your bandwidth. Large downloads, video streaming, or online gaming can be bandwidth hogs, so … Continue reading →

GFI (ground fault interrupter) outlets sense amperage imbalances between the hot and neutral wires of an electrical circuit.You can connect a dimmer switch with basic electrical circuit knowledge and the proper tools. Can a GFCI outlet be connected to a … Continue reading →

Easily dimmable Traditional bulbs require you to use a switch to control the lights — and nothing else. If you want to be able to dim your lights, you need to wire a dimmer switch into your wall. Smart LED … Continue reading →

There are two main types of storage water heaters: gas/oil water heaters and electric water heaters (including heat pump units). What are the different types water heater? There are five main types of water heaters; conventional, tankless, heat pump, solar, … Continue reading →

Yes you can. I contacted TP-Link. The bulb can be used between -4 to 102 Fahrenheit. 3 of 3 found this helpful. Can you use Kasa smart bulbs outside? Best Smart Bulb: TP-LINK Kasa Smart Light Bulb (60-Watt Equivalent)Also, the … Continue reading →

The large variance between an LED bulb and, say, a halogen bulb wattage is the reason LEDs are so much cheaper to run.This means that the LED spot uses 90% less electricity to run and therefore it costs 90% less. … Continue reading →