Installing a smart thermostat may sound like a daunting and intimidating process, but Consumer Reports is here to show you just how simple it can be. Our experts install and test smart thermostats for ...

Talk to someone who grew up in Vermont and someone else who grew up in Florida, and it quickly becomes clear that people have different tolerances for how hot or cold they like their home to be.

It's a fact: Programming a thermostat's temperature to automatically change when you're away or sleeping -- lower in the winter and higher in the summer -- saves you money. In fact, the EPA estimates ...

In this particular setup, I'm trying to install a Honeywell RLV3120A digital non-programmable thermostat for a spare bedroom. The electric baseboard is a 240v system that outputs 2000 watts. The ...

In recent years, the ubiquitous home thermostat has evolved a great deal, from traditional dials and needles to electronic screens to models that can predict your HVAC needs. While basic models work ...

Where a thermostat is located in your home is important. Ideally, it should be in an area where the most people spend the most time. Also, it should be about five feet off the ground and at least 1.5 ...

So-called smart thermostats are becoming more and more common. While there is no consensus on what exactly makes a thermostat "smart," homeowners should look for two key features. First, smart ...