How to Enable/ Disable Smart Recovery Select Main Menu > Settings > Preferences. Select Heating Smart Recovery or Cooling Smart Recovery. Touch Enable or Disable. What is ecobee Smart Recovery? Smart recovery lets your ecobee thermostat learn how your heating … Continue reading →

If you’re facing connection problems with your Honeywell Wi-Fi Thermostat, check if you’re using the right app, check for app updates. Ensure that your smartphone and thermostat are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Also, ensure that your Wi-Fi router … Continue reading →

Smart home technology is the general term given to basic home amenities that have been fitted with communication technology, enabling some degree of either automation or remote control. It includes things like: Appliances, like washing machines, fridges, and garage door … Continue reading →

iOS device (IPhone OS device) Products that use Apple’s iPhone operating system, including the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. It specifically excludes the Mac. Also called “iDevice” or “iThing.” See iDevice and iOS versions. Is iPhone iOS or android? The … Continue reading →

Why does my Firestick remote keep not working? The most common reasons that Fire Stick remotes stop working all have to do with the batteries. The main issue is that Fire Stick remotes use Bluetooth instead of infrared, and the … Continue reading →

The AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) protects against fires caused by arcing faults. Arcing faults often occur in damaged or deteriorated wires and cords.The GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) is designed to protect people from severe or fatal electric shocks. … Continue reading →

Poorly installed electronics (such as a ceiling fan) can cause your newly installed AFCI breaker to constantly trip. If this is the case, the electrician will need to fix the faulty wiring in order for the AFCI breaker to work … Continue reading →

The main functional difference between the iPhone and the iPad is that the iPhone can be used to make phone calls over a cellular network, whereas the iPad cannot. Every iPhone is able to send data over the cellular networks, … Continue reading →

A dumb phone, also known as a feature phone or a simple phone, is a mobile phone with limited or no internet connectivity. Dumb phones have small screens (no bigger than three inches) and physical keypads that require you to … Continue reading →

Notification lights Blue (blinking): there is an unread notification (missed call, message etc.) or during voice recording. Red (glowing): connected to a charger and charging. Red (blinking): connected to a charger but not charging, or when low on battery. Green … Continue reading →

Without further ado, let’s get into the details of our top six picks! T-Mobile Alcatel GO FLIP 3 – Easiest to use cell phone overall. Jitterbug Flip2 from Lively – Easiest to use cell phone with urgent response. Jitterbug Smart3 … Continue reading →

To help your Google Assistant realize its potential as a smart home maven, here’s how to get started with a Google-centered smart home. Grab a smart speaker or a smart display. Introduce Google to your family. Pick a location. Pick … Continue reading →

Get full privacy and light control at the touch of a button for the ultimate convenience. Automated roman shades come in an array of luxurious fabrics, colors, folds and opacities to suit your style. They can roll, stack, or even … Continue reading →

G or G1 controls your HVAC fan. O/B. On heat pump systems, O/B controls the reversing valve, which tells your compressor to switch between heating and cooling. E. Some thermostats for heat pumps have an E terminal, which toggles emergency … Continue reading →

Auxiliary heat is basically a complimentary system attached to your HVAC that kicks in whenever your heating system cannot heat the room to the set temperature on its own. Should I turn my auxiliary heat on? To recap, auxiliary, or … Continue reading →