Check out the ecobee3, installed it last month and comes with a remote sensor. One of the rooms in the house has one duct in a very bad location and the room is large so always stays cold. With the remote sensor it will average the temp between the main stat and the sensor or I could just set the remote sensor as the main temp reader. As i said it averages the temps so other rooms may get slightly warmer but that's easily fixed by the duct dampers or closing the duct. One of the other rooms is always hot does not matter if dead of winter or summer and I just keep the duct slightly open and works.octapuss wrote: ↑all good insight. My thermostat is in the main living room. I am in a backsplit house so there is alot of of levels and rooms in the house. I would love to know and be able to adjust the tempature in the top floor. I think there is portable thermostats. Is that the solution to being able to adjust the heat in the evening? Comfort vs savings at night.
Last year I always had complaints the house was to cold and the temp swing between the main floor and the cold room upstairs was about 3.5C but now temps are average.