Alarm.com Smart Thermostats

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General Questions

Which types of HVAC systems is the Alarm.com Smart Thermostat compatible with?

Which types of HVAC systems is the Alarm.com Smart Thermostat compatible with?

Which systems are compatible with the Alarm.com Smart Thermostat? The Alarm.com Smart Thermostat is compatible with both heat pump systems and conventional (normal) systems. Examples of heat pump systems include: Air source heat pump Geothermal heat pump Examples of conventional (normal) systems include: Furnaces Boilers Steam and hot water radiators Radiant (in-floor heating) Does the Alarm.com Smart Thermostat support multistage systems? Yes. The Alarm.com Smart Thermostat is compatible w…

What Z-Wave thermostat features are available with Alarm.com?

The following table compares which Z-Wave thermostat features are available on the Alarm.com Website versus the Alarm.com mobile app.

Features	Website compatibility	Mobile App compatibility
View/change current thermostat mode and set point	Compatible	Compatible
Configure automated thermostat schedules	Compatible	Compatible
Configure thermostat rules (i.e., Extreme Temperature Energy Savings, Sensor Left Open Energy Saver, Smart Away, Fire Safety)	Compatible	Incompatible
Configure thermostat notifications (i.e., Temperature threshold, Humidity, Thermostat changes)	Compatible	Compatible
Fan control	Compatible	Compatible

How to Add/Remove Smart Thermostat from Z-Wave Network

How to Add and Remove an Alarm.com Smart Thermostat to a Z-Wave Network

The Smart Thermostats from Alarm.com are Z-Wave devices. Below are steps for each device including Clearing the device (deleting), Adding the device (Pairing), and running a Z-Wave Network Rediscovery. ADC-T2000 ADC-T3000 ADC-T40K-HD More information on how to set up a Z-Wave Network correctly can be found here:

What are the differences between the various Alarm.com Thermostats?

What are the differences between the various Alarm.com Smart Thermostats?

There are various differences between the ADC-T2000, ADC-T3000, and ADC-T40K-HD Smart Thermostats including the design, compatible features, user settings, and advanced settings. Feature ADC-T2000 ADC-T3000 ADC-T40K-HD Battery-Powered Option ✓ ✓ ✕ Extended Battery Life ✕ ✓ ✕ Alarm.com Places ✓ ✓ ✓ Extreme Temps ✓ ✓ ✓ Scenes ✓ ✓ ✓ Schedules ✓ ✓ ✓ Temp Presets ✓ ✓ ✓ HVAC Analytics ✓ ✓ ✓ Energy Star-certified ✓ ✓ N/A Works with Alarm.com Temperature Sensor ✓ ✓ ✓ Remote …

How to find the Firmware Version of the Alarm.com Smart Thermostat

How to Find Alarm.com Smart Thermostat Firmware

The firmware of an Alarm.com Smart Thermostat can be found locally on the thermostat or on the box. Note: To update the firmware of an Alarm.com Smart Thermostat, it must be replaced with a new one at this time. To find the firmware locally on the thermostat: Smart Thermostat HD ADC-T40K-HD Tap the display to wake up the thermostat. Tap Menu. In Menu, tap About. The firmware information will be listed in the About screen. ADC-T3000 Press the MINUS button. Select ABOUT. Select VERSION. Whe…

Smart Humidity Control

Smart Humidity Control and Display User Guide

View current humidity level Alarm.com users with a Smart Thermostat and compatible panel can see their current humidity level by clicking on the thermostat card on the Alarm.com Website or mobile app. The ADC-T40K-HD will display the humidity level on the thermostat’s display by default. The ADC-T3000 can display the humidity percentage locally in all modes when the Display Option is set to Humidity and the temperature is set to Fahrenheit. Humidity display is not supported when in Celsius mod…

Alarm.com Remote Temperature Sensors

Alarm.com Remote Temperature Sensor

Temperature Sensors on the Thermostat page By default, the HVAC system keeps the thermostat’s internal thermometer at a selected target temperature. With Temperature Sensors placed in different rooms around the home, the system is also able to detect the temperature in these other areas, such as an upstairs bedroom or downstairs den. View Temperature Sensors [tempsensor] Note : If the thermostat is in Off mode, the Thermometer Icon (noted in the above image) does not display. Direct Control:…

Automatic Shutoff during Smoke, Fire, or CO Alarm

Does Alarm.com shut off the thermostat during a smoke, fire, or CO alarm?

In the event of a smoke, fire, or carbon monoxide alarm on the security system, Alarm.com automatically turns the Alarm.com-connected thermostats to OFF mode, including the fan, to prevent the circulation of smoke and poisonous gas. This is a default and highly recommended setting for all Alarm.com systems with a thermostat attached, but it can be disabled or re-enabled on the customer website using the following steps. Compatibility In general all of the Alarm.com thermostats (ADC T2000, T3000…