That's extremely thorough. But you're still not accounting for running around the house doing errands, or cooking in the kitchen, or working outside on a hot or cold day. Yes, I am very familiar with relative humidity and dew points. I've often joked that I am the "human hygrometer". But none of the sensors you mention would take into account the differences between mine and my wife's biology. She's a cold woman! She'll have the air up over 80 some days! So for us it is very convenient to be able to control the thermostats with voice commands.
She's hot and I'm the cold one, but I totally agree. As such, the thermostat is scheduled to her biology, so I'm always a bit cold
My condolences.
But nothing could compare to my Aunt Helen. She wore sweaters in the summer! No joke.
Actually, it is fairer to say I'm more average, and she runs hot. The bedroom temp is where she needs it to be literally cold at night, as she can't sleep otherwise, but my point was just that I default to her biology for temps, so we are not one of those who are always battling temperature. That is not a battle I'm willing to fight
No, we don't "battle", but I am strategic. For example she might go out shopping or somewhere else. We try and find a happy medium. Also, we sleep in different bedrooms (Because of her snoring). So I'm in the downstairs master and she sleeps in the upstairs master. Actually I heard on the radio that 37% of married couples do not sleep in the same bedroom. It works for us!
Different "rules", lol.
I was referring to the Hubitat version.
I did not read the whole thread so if it has already been answered then I apologize for adding this one. To the person with the thermostat that Alexa would not change when you said set it to 77 and it in in auto mode. You just need to tell Alexa to change a certain amount of degrees and not a specific temperature, and then it will work. For instance say, Alexa turn home down 3 degrees(my thermostat is named home) and she will set the temps in auto, so if you have heat set to 63 and cooling set to 74 she will set heat to 60 and cooling to 71. It didn't work before because you stated a specific temperature which she couldn't set both heat and cooling to the same temp.
That makes total sense!