Smart heating - cooling - air conditioning and smart home

Smart heating sources work interactively. They can send and receive information to and from the user, communicate with other devices in the home and even with the outside world, such as installers and energy utilities.

Smart heating puts consumers in the driver's seat. Thanks to the integrated communication device, a smart heating source allows you to adapt the heating of your building or home to your needs and even control it remotely. For example, allowing you to turn the heating on, on the way to your home, so that it is already comfortable and warm by the time you arrive. Smart heating systems also allow for so-called 'remote appliance monitoring' which allows your installer or service company to provide timely and preventative maintenance to end users, allowing them to enjoy uninterrupted heating comfort in their homes.

Smart heating benefits the environment. Smart controls help to boost the efficiency of a heating system, creating high energy savings. These systems also help to integrate renewable electricity from the grid, for example by setting your preferences to prioritise electricity consumption when renewable electricity is most plentiful. This is most easily achieved with devices such as hybrid heat pumps, electric heat pumps and hot water storage tanks. With all of these devices, it is possible to predict or delay the time they use electricity.

Smart heating will be an integral part of the "smart homes" revolution. The many different devices within a building (e.g. heating and cooling systems, ventilation, refrigerators, electric vehicles) will be able to coordinate their operation, optimising comfort and bringing energy efficiency gains for consumers.

Take control of your home comfort and save energy costs with a range of Honeywell Home or Perry thermostats.From smart WiFi thermostats with room sensors and humidity control, to programmable and non-programmable thermostats, Honeywell Home and Perry products cover a variety of needs.