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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON BAYweb INTERNET THERMOSTATS

General

Which model of BAYweb Thermostat do I need?

The standard model of BAYweb Thermostat (P/N: BW-WT1-[COLOR]) can be used with

conventional single stage heat and/or cool systems (one heat/one cool). Approximately 65% of

the thermostats in the United States are of this type.

The advanced model (P/N: BW-WT2) can be used for everything from conventional single and

multistage stage heat and/or cool systems (one heat/one cool to two heat/two cool) to single and

multistage heat pump systems, with or without auxiliary heat, (one heat/ one cool to three

heat/two cool). The advanced model is configured for one of the following types of systems:

•Conventional One Heat/One Cool

•Conventional Two Heat/One Cool

•Conventional One Heat/Two Cool

•Conventional Two Heat/Two Cool

•Single stage Heat Pump (One Heat/One Cool)

•Single Stage Heat Pump with Auxiliary Heat (Two Heat/One Cool)

•Multistage Heat Pump (Two heat/Two Cool)

•Multistage Heat Pump with Auxiliary Heat (Three heat/Two Cool)

Note that it is common to control multistage furnaces with single stage thermostats. The best way

to determine which type of control your system is using is to look at the existing thermostat wiring.

You may need to remove a cover or take your thermostat off the wall to see what wiring is

connected to what terminals.

If your existing thermostat has a wire attached to a terminal marked "O" or a terminal marked "B",

you have a heat pump based system. If you do not have either of these connections, you have a

conventional system. If you have five wires or less attached to your existing thermostat, you have

a single stage system, otherwise you have multistage control.

If you are unsure after looking at your thermostat wiring, contact your local HVAC service

company.

What type of Internet connection do I need?

Any type of always on Internet connection, such as cable (broadband), DSL, satellite etc. Dial up

connections will not work unless you have some device that maintains a connection. The

BAYweb Thermostat only uses 75 bps of your bandwidth which is typically a minimum of

1,500,000 bps. You will not notice any slow down of your network due to thermostat

communications.

What is Plug-N-GoTM Networking?

Plug-N-GoTM Networking is a proprietary technology of Bay Controls that provides the ability for

BAYweb devices to be connected to a web portal without local network configuration of any kind.

There is no security configuration required or potential security risk. It is impossible to access a

Plug-N-Go based device from a foreign system.

The BAYweb portal is based on a Cloud Computing architecture providing robust features,

performance, and reliability. Until now utilizing cloud based devices required networking expertise

to integrate the device with the your local area network. With Plug-N-Go technology, you just plug

it in.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON BAYweb INTERNET THERMOSTATS General Which model of BAYweb Thermostat do I need? The standard model of BAYweb Thermosta

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What will occupancy sensing do for me? Occupancy Sensing provides two significant features: It enables you to use a schedule that automatically adapt

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The BAYweb thermostat will continue to function normally. If the Internet is down for 10 minutes, you will receive an alert notifying you that your th

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Why Can't I change the set point? The thermostat has a set point limiting feature which will prevent setting the heat set point above a preset l

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Web Portal What is the difference between the standard and premium service? The premium level service adds an additional level of security, and fea

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If I make a change from a browser or phone, how long does it take to change at my house? Typical response time between your thermostat and the web po

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