Possible FREE Sensi Smart Thermostat for Homeowners

By Jill | Staff Writer

Aug 17, 2021 @ 11:20 AM MDT

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Score a possible FREEBIE for your home!

Through September 5th or while supplies last, hurry on over to Sensi Emerson where you can register for a possible FREE Sensi Thermostat – depending on the state you reside in and your utility provider.

Simply head here and scroll down to see if your state and utility provider is participating in the program. Note, the utilities listed offer an instant rebate via their online marketplace, but other utility providers may also offer a traditional rebate.

To find a traditional rebate, go here and scroll down. You will see ‘Don’t see your utility? You may still have rebates available!’ Click on the tab that states ‘No Rebates. Change Location’ to enter your zip code to find other available offers.

Not familiar with how smart thermostats can help your energy costs?

Smart thermostats allow you to control the climate in your home remotely, as well as learn from your behaviors, show you energy consumption in real-time, and can even adjust themselves for conditions like hot and humid weather. For instance, you can tell the thermostat to shut off after you leave the house for work, and have it kick back on to make the house onlinefortable by the time you get home!

Sensi Smart thermostats are Energy Star Certified and work with almost all smart home devices like Alexa, Google Assistant, and more. They are easy to install and work with most existing wiring and can be controlled from anywhere with the free mobile app.

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Lorissa August 17, 2021 at 11:27 am MST

FYI – In Michigan (Consumer’s residential) you have to enroll in their Peak Power Saver program for it to be free.

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Amber (Hip Sidekick) August 17, 2021 at 11:48 am MST

Thanks for the tip!

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Rach August 17, 2021 at 12:13 pm MST

Don’t do it! This is how all those people in TX couldn’t change the temperate of their house in the summer. Government having control over your thermostat is not worth a free product you don’t actually need.

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Alex August 17, 2021 at 1:50 pm MST

lol… oh lord, what a new conspiracy is this. People can literally choose to control the temperature with this thermostat. Texas grid issues was due to its inept state government and deregulated energy industry that can do what it wants, not because of a thermostat.

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Hayley Willingham August 17, 2021 at 1:08 pm MST

I bought a programable thermastat a few years ago. Now I have to figure out where I put it. Thanks for reminding me. Never used it. Not sure if I can if it has an app. LOL It was free on amazon with points and you all said it was good so I bought it and never put it on the wall. LOL

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Nldaadmin August 17, 2021 at 5:59 pm MST

Terms and conditions say that the consumer can override whatever setting might be put in by the utility onlinepany simply by manually adjusting the thermostat. Sounds ok to me.

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brianneb August 18, 2021 at 1:28 pm MST

We bought a Nest smart thermostat & have hated it! The constant changing of what it thinks our temperature should be is ridiculous, many times our house is crazy cold or unonlinefortable hot. We’ve programmed it many times to what we like & it does what it thinks is best. (I’ve even called & emailed about it & it’s apparently working as it should 🙄) We’ve actually had a/c issues this summer & the a/c repair man said that they hate the “smart” thermostats because they actually overwork your a/c unit & can cause problems with them. We just ordered a basic thermostat & it came today. I usually like technology & smart products but I can’t wait to trash this one.

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