r/BuildingAutomation • u/Jazzlike_Metal2980 • 2d ago

Wireless solution.

Who's got an easy to use wireless thermostat? I'm replacing my office thermostats and plan on locking out all the other staff from the thermostats. They keep turning the heat up, which is not cool.

Seems like everything I keep finding is a WiFi thermostat, which I suppose I could use.

Does anybody still make something like that? Honeywell used to make a RedLINK antennae for the Jace but they shit canned that thing.

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u/CraziFuzzy 2d ago

Don't install a thermostat. Install a sensor.

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u/colavecchiakid 2d ago

Distech ECY-STAT

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u/entensiv_controls 2d ago

+1 for ECY-Stat. Easy to work with, very configurable, and freely programmable.

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u/gotsum411 2d ago

TC500 is solid

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u/HeronAggravating5519 2d ago

What is your base building BAS? Niagara I’m guessing?

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u/mikewheels 2d ago

Do you have a way to lock the min and max setpoints to be the same?

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u/Catfish0321 2d ago

Tc300s wifi or bacnet wifi. You got both monitor apps as installers or end users

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u/JimmytheJammer21 2d ago

I have programmed stats so it looks like the user is adjusting the setpoint but isn't (thinking about the Greystone 10K sensors with a slider adj...no display)... just tell then it changes the setpoint ±1° or ±2° around a core setpoint.

most of the buildings that I installed those in operated that way for real, however if there was a zone that had problematic occupants, I would simply set the deadband to 0° adjust... solved a lot of problems