Hello. I can install 2 ecobee3 in home? null

Yes I have two installed in my house. You just name each one differently so that you can easily identify each one when you log in

Yes, and they will communicate with each other if you wish.

Yes, I have 2 eco bees installed. Just name them differently and use the same email address on both to register them

I just purchased my second thermostat for upstairs and they work just fine. The app is very easy to operate linking both thermostats and all sensors.

Yes, we have two. They're both associated with the same ecobee web app account and can both be controlled from the mobile app.

Absolutely. You would need to do that if you have two separate furnaces. Otherwise, you'd need just one ecobee3 and additional remote sensors. It already comes with one remote sensor.

Sure you can, do you have two furnaces or two zones though? Assuming you do then of course, no problem, you can simply replace any thermostat you currently have with an Ecobee3. Otherwise there would be no point, as the sensors take care of measuring temperature in the different areas of your house.

Yes, but you need to buy one ecobee thermostat per furnace. A single device can control a multizone or variable speed furnace. If you need to regulate the temp in multiple rooms, just buy more sensors. If you need to change temp from multiple rooms, just use one of the many beautiful mobile apps or the web interface.

Yes, if you have separate HVAC units, you will need an ecobee3 for each one.

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Yes I have two installed in my house. You just name each one differently so that you can easily identify each one when you log in
Answered by gotee 9 years ago
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Yes, and they will communicate with each other if you wish.
Answered by breeman 9 years ago
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Yes, I have 2 eco bees installed. Just name them differently and use the same email address on both to register them
Answered by Atlgeek 9 years ago
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I just purchased my second thermostat for upstairs and they work just fine. The app is very easy to operate linking both thermostats and all sensors.
Answered by HMowner 9 years ago
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Yes, we have two. They're both associated with the same ecobee web app account and can both be controlled from the mobile app.
Answered by originalsmellycarney 9 years ago
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Absolutely. You would need to do that if you have two separate furnaces. Otherwise, you'd need just one ecobee3 and additional remote sensors. It already comes with one remote sensor.
Answered by ElTurco 9 years ago
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Sure you can, do you have two furnaces or two zones though? Assuming you do then of course, no problem, you can simply replace any thermostat you currently have with an Ecobee3. Otherwise there would be no point, as the sensors take care of measuring temperature in the different areas of your house.
Answered by esrubio 9 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by RoamingSnake 9 years ago
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Yes, but you need to buy one ecobee thermostat per furnace. A single device can control a multizone or variable speed furnace. If you need to regulate the temp in multiple rooms, just buy more sensors. If you need to change temp from multiple rooms, just use one of the many beautiful mobile apps or the web interface.
Answered by sdub76 9 years ago
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Yes. I put two in my house.
Answered by Dwight 9 years ago
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