Thermostats (Non-Prog / Programmable / Wi-Fi)

Non-Programmable, Programmable & Wi-Fi Thermostats

The thermostat you choose controls not just the temperature, but also how your entire system performs over time. In this category, you’ll find **non-programmable thermostats**, **programmable thermostats**, and **Wi-Fi-enabled smart thermostats**—each tailored to different job sites and budget profiles. Whether you’re providing a quick replacement for a rental unit, upgrading a homeowner’s annual comfort, or equipping a tech-savvy end user with remote access and energy reports, you’ll have the right control for the job.

Non-programmable controls offer straightforward set-and-go functionality with simple on/off or single-stage control. Programmable models provide scheduling, dual-fuel support, and improved efficiency. Wi-Fi smart stats add remote control, app access, voice integration, usage tracking and alerts for filter changes or system faults. All three styles support modern HVAC platforms—from conventional forced-air systems to heat pumps and variable-speed systems.

• Manual non-programmable thermostats for cost-effective, straightforward installs. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
• 7-day and 5-2 programmable thermostats optimized for homeowner comfort and energy savings.
• Wi-Fi smart thermostats for remote control, system diagnostics and integration with smart home and HVAC accessories. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
• Universal and OEM equivalents that match system type, staging, accessory circuits and HVAC profiles.
• Upgrade paths and retrofit kits for C-wire, common wire add-ons, and communicating systems.

Before specifying a thermostat, gather key info: system type (conventional vs heat pump), number of stages, accessory loads (humidifier, dehumidifier), presence of a common (C) wire, and user expectations (remote access, zoning, energy reports). Matching the correct control ensures stability, comfort and efficiency—especially when moving from basic to smart controls.

Pro tip: Use photos of the current thermostat wiring and equipment tag to verify voltage, C-wire, and system compatibility. That way you’ll choose the right **thermostat category and accessory kit**—whether it’s a quick non-prog swap, a homeowner upgrade to programmable, or a full Wi-Fi smart installation with app control.