Carrier Controls That Work With Your Smart Phone

July 15, 2013

Wireless connections are leading to a lot of innovative developments in many areas. The HVAC industry is no exception as remote access controls are providing customers with new tools for managing home comfort levels and energy use. A home thermostat phone app is ideal for on-the-go management needs. However, for the app to work, you need the right controls.

Carrier’s Remote Access Controls

One of the most exciting remote access options in the industry is the Carrier Infinity line thermostat. iPhone and Android access is possible. You can also connect with your thermostat through a PC app. This enables you to check in from just about anywhere. Whether you want to raise your winter heating setting without getting out of bed on a cold morning or whether you want to adjust settings prior to your arriving home from work on a hot afternoon, you can make the changes remotely.

Coordinating System Components

It is important to take note of the fact that Carrier’s remote access controls are designed to work with specific heating and cooling systems. The wireless thermostat is designed as part of the Carrier Infinity line of products, and it coordinates with heat pumps, air conditioners and furnaces from the Infinity collection. If you don’t have an Infinity system, you may not be able to make complete use of the Infinity control.

Top Features of the Infinity Touch Control

  • Simple programming interface
  • Touchscreen prompts are easy to follow
  • Adjustable visibility features
  • Icons are easy to read
  • Integrates with Infinity air quality products
  • Monitors and moderates humidity and temperature

Benefits of Installing a Wireless Control

There are many reasons that wireless integration can be an excellent choice. Some of these include:

  • Mobile control allows you to make changes from anywhere
  • Maximize system efficiency
  • Monitor energy use in real time
  • Comprehensive vacation mode includes Smart Setback technology to adjust settings prior to your return
  • Online portal creates energy usage reports
  • Dealer access for quick diagnostics

Considering an Upgrade

If you love the idea of being able to keep your home’s comfort and energy use more precisely moderated, then you may want to consider a full system upgrade. This will allow you to be sure that you have coordinating system components that will provide high efficiency results. If you already have some Infinity components in place, it can be helpful to consult with a Carrier representative to determine what remains to be completed for a comprehensive remote access system.

Berkeley Heating & Air Conditioning is proud to represent the Carrier line of products to the residents of Mount Pleasant, SC. We can provide a consultation and assessment of your existing equipment to determine compatibility with the Infinity remote access controls. We can also help you decide on an upgrade if you are interested in optimum comfort and energy management solutions. Contact our team for an appointment.

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