Smart Home

Equipment you can see and control from a phone. Everything here connects over Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, RedLINK or an app — nothing on this page is a conventional control with a knob.

Thermostats. The T6 Pro Smart, T10 and T10+ Pro Smart, FocusPRO Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi VisionPRO 8000 and WiFi 9000 run over Wi-Fi. The T6 Pro Z-Wave joins a Z-Wave hub or security panel instead of the router. RedLINK is Resideo's own wireless link between a thermostat and its sensors, equipment modules and outdoor sensors — it does not need the house network, which is why it still works when the router is down. The Prestige IAQ, the VisionPRO 8000 RedLINK models and the RedLINK 3.0 kits (T10+ with EIM 3.0) run on RedLINK; the RedLINK Internet Gateway adds phone access. A Wi-Fi thermostat almost always needs a C-wire; the WireSaver adapter supplies one where the old wiring has none.

Water leak detection and shutoff. The L1 and L2 detectors alarm on water and freezing and send the alert to a phone. The L5 goes further: a motorized ball valve, 1/2" through 1-1/4" NPT, that closes the supply automatically when the sensor gets wet. The Taco LEAKBREAKER eLink does the same job at the water heater. A detector tells you the house is flooding; a shutoff valve stops it.

Equipment Wi-Fi kits. Navien NaviLink, Rheem EcoNet and Bosch NetHome Plus are the manufacturer's own modules for putting a tankless heater, a water heater or a heat pump on the network. They are equipment-specific — a NaviLink does not control a Rheem.

Also here: the NorthStar softener with Wi-Fi monitoring, and the Duravit SensoWash Starck f bidet seat with app control.