Many people are replacing their traditional thermostats with WiFi-connected thermostats, also known as smart thermostats. By pairing a smart thermostat with your home WiFi network, you can control your heating and AC installation from a smartphone app no matter your location. Along with convenience, a WiFi thermostat can also decrease your energy bill. To help you make the right choice for your home, here are three features to look for in a WiFi thermostat.

Guide to Choosing the Perfect Smart Thermostat 

1. Compatibility

Some smart thermostats only work with iPhone® devices, while others only work with Android®. Make sure you choose a thermostat that’s compatible with your smartphone. Also, consider the thermostat’s compatibility with any other smart devices or appliances in your home so you can enjoy an integrated system.

2. Algorithmic-Based Learning

Smart thermostats with algorithmic-based learning offer more convenience by adapting to your routine and performing independently. In other words, when you consistently set the thermostat to particular temperatures at specific times, the thermostat will learn to follow that schedule by itself, meaning your home will remain comfortable without any further action.

3. Climate Zoning

If your heating and AC installation fails to maintain a consistent temperature throughout your home, look for a WiFi thermostat that supports a climate zoning system. With a climate zoning system, you can save energy by not heating unused rooms and letting every person in your home keep their rooms at their preferred temperature.

If you’re ready for smarter heating and AC installation, turn to the experts at All American Air Conditioning. Serving the Lake Havasu City and Parker, AZ, communities, this reliable HVAC contractor has been installing, inspecting, and repairing systems for nearly 50 years. Each technician on their team is NATE certified, so your heating and AC installation will always be in trusted hands. To learn more about their services and receive an estimate, visit them online or call (928) 855-4549 for the Lake Havasu location and (928) 669-9117 for the Parker location.