Siterwell has announced that it will introduce an upgraded smart thermostat. The company points out that this new model is designed to work with the Matter standard, which is a common language for smart home devices. Matter is supported by a group called the Connectivity Standards Alliance. This means the Siterwell thermostat will be able to connect and work with many different brands and smart home products that also use Matter.
The press release explains that the new Siterwell thermostat focuses on energy savings. It has features that help users lower their energy use, which can lead to smaller energy bills. The thermostat can also connect to other products in a home, like smart lights or sensors, through the Matter system. This allows people to control several devices at once or set up routines, such as turning down the heat when they leave the house.
Siterwell also notes that its upgraded thermostat is built to be easy for both users and installers. It has a simple setup process and a screen that is designed to be clear and easy to read. The company says it is trying to make smart home controls easier for more people, including those who may not have used this type of technology before.
The CEDIA Expo is a trade show where companies show new products for connected homes. Siterwell plans to display the upgraded thermostat there. The company says it will offer live demonstrations at the event. Siterwell also mentions that it will be available to answer questions from both technology experts and regular consumers who want to know more about smart home systems.
The press release points out that Siterwell has been making devices for the smart home market for years. The company says it plans to keep updating its products to work with new standards and to support better energy use. By taking part in the Matter system, Siterwell expects to give customers more control over their homes and to make its products work more smoothly with other brands. This new thermostat is part of a larger effort by the company to offer products that help people manage energy and connect more of their home devices.
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