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“You can’t tell it’s a smart lock; it just looks like a normal deadbolt”
“Ushering in a New Generation of Smart Locks”
“It does all the things you expect from a smart lock – except look like one”
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- Includes Everything
- Auto-Lock
- Audio
- Automations
- Notifications
- Key Cards
- Mobile App
- Auto-Unlock
- Remote connectivity*
- Voice control
- Touch
- Notifications
Meet Level Lock
Small, elegant, and powerful, the all-new Level Locks add convenience invisibly without compromising on design and security.
Impossibly small
Smart is now tiny. By hiding technology on the inside of the door, Level Lock is the smallest smart lock ever made.
Effortless access
Just lift a finger, or tap a card. Accessing your home can be effortless with Level Lock – Touch Edition.
Created for everyone
Give friends and family the convenience of using their phone, voice, or even a plain old key to enter your home.
Stay connected
Access from anywhere, use with other devices, control with your voice, create home automations, and more.
Precision built
Level Lock’s unmatched craftsmanship and quality materials set a new standard for smart locks.
Design & App
Say goodbye to bulky
We built upon our patented Bolt platform for Level Lock – Touch Edition and found a way to pack in even more technology. With miniaturized components sitting in the lock face, you can access your home effortlessly with touch, a key card, voice, or phone without unsightly bulk.
Power, meet efficiency
Level Lock uses a patent-pending, 6-stage, stainless steel gearbox that’s both powerful enough for the toughest conditions and efficient enough to deliver over a year’s worth of battery life from a single CR2 battery.
Strength you can feel
Level Lock is built with a combination of 440C stainless steel and strengthened metal alloys. Certified BHMA AAA to meet the highest industry standard for security, durability, and reliability.
See who’s come and gone, and when
Send digital keys to anyone in a few taps.
Create one event pass for everyone to use
Frequently Asked Questions
QUESTIONS
2.Restart the app, log on and restart to add the thermostat by pressing the ‘+’ Add Device.
Both the T6 Smart Thermostat and the evohome smart multi-zone system are compatible with Google Home.
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The T6 thermostat is a wired device and requires wall mounting.
The T6R and T6R-HW thermostat are wireless devices and are supplied on a fixed table stand.
- In order to change the address on the Honeywell Home app, please follow the steps below:
Log into the Honeywell Home app - Tap on the Menu button located in the upper left-hand corner of the screen
- Tap on "Home address"
- Tap on "Edit address"
- Tap on "SAVE" after making the changes.
NOTE: You can edit the following information:
- Location name
- Address
- City
- Country
- Post code
The Thermostat can be renamed from the Honeywell Home app:
- Chose your thermostat in the Honeywell Home app.
- Tap on the cogwheel symbol, in the upper right corner of the screen.
- Go to "Thermostat Configuration" under Hardware Settings.
- Type in the new name of the Thermostat in the text field
- Press the back arrow to save the changes.
After you configure your Smart Valve to appear in your home automation Hub, do the same with the Leak Sensor and create an automation rule to automatically shut off the valve when the Leak Sensor detects moisture. If you need more specific details, take a look at our how-to’s page, or feel free to reach out to our support team.
The T6 thermostat communicates with the relay box through an encrypted radio frequency signal.
The evohome Wi-Fi Controller is not currently using an encrypted radio frequency signal and as a result the thermostat cannot be part of an evohome heating system.
The thermostat cannot be bound to the evohome Wi-Fi Controller nor can it be bound to the BDR91 due to the encrypted radio frequency signal.
In addition, it is not possible to use the Honeywell Home mobile application in order to control the evohome Wi-Fi Controller and it is not possible to use the TCC mobile application in order to control the thermostat.
Apple Homekit does not work outside the home unless you have Apple TV as well.
For more information on HomeKit, please visit Apple's website. (http://www.apple.com/ios/homekit/)
- Extreme Heat and Cold
- Humidity/rain
- Z-Wave network coverage
Extreme Heat and Cold
In extremely cold conditions, three things happen in electronics:
- Water from the atmosphere will condense on the surface and either short the circuit or freeze and expand, causing components to come loose and malfunction.
- Since different materials expand and contract with changing temperatures at different rates, soldered and otherwise attached components can disconnect from each other.
- Batteries start to discharge and become ineffective
Batteries are a concern with the Leak Sensor since it’s powered by a CR2 battery, along with thermal expansion. Since the Leak Sensor wasn’t designed to withstand these conditions, the cold could damage it, though it has better chances of survival in drier climates.
The heat should not interfere with proper functioning.
Humidity/Rain
Direct rainfall and high humidity will not be an issue with the Leak Sensor since it is water proof. It’s best to keep the Leak Sensor in a the driest possible environment, but it will still work if there is moisture.
Z-Wave Network Coverage
Z-Wave signals become weaker as they travel over distances (called “attenuation,”) and this is especially true when passing Z-Wave signals from the inside to the outside. The thickness and construction materials (iron bars, concrete, etc.) seen in exterior walls make it less friendly to Z-Wave signals than typical interior walls, and the potentially higher humidity levels outside will also interfere with your Z-Wave signal. It is best to include multiple extenders or plugged in devices near the external wall closest to your installation location, but still inside, so a stable connection is formed between the main controller and your device.
However, without a subscription to Ring Protect, you won’t be able to review any videos that you missed in real time, and you won’t be able to save your videos or share them with anyone. Photos will not be captured. Click here to learn more about Ring Protect and to choose a plan that works for you.
No. You can still use your doorbell or camera to watch over your home and answer the door from anywhere, even without a subscription to Ring Protect. Without Ring Protect, you’ll still receive real-time notifications when anyone comes to your door, and you can answer the notification to see, hear and speak to visitors in real time right from your mobile device.
However, without a subscription to Ring Protect, you won’t be able to review any videos that you missed in real time, and you won’t be able to save your videos or share them with anyone. Photos will not be captured. Click here to learn more about Ring Protect and to choose a plan that works for you.
Yes, your T6/T6R thermostat works with Apple Homekit.
Note: this does not work with Android phones.
A free 30-day Ring Protect Trial is included with any Ring doorbell or camera purchase unless you are already subscribed to a Ring Protect Plus or Pro Plan at the same location of the new device. You can choose to subscribe to Ring Protect at any time. After you subscribe, save, review and share all videos and photos captured by your doorbell or camera. You will be charged when you subscribe to a plan or after your trial ends. More information about video storage can be found here.
If you have a subscription to Ring Protect, you can share your videos and photos with anyone, including neighbors, friends, family and local law enforcement.
Click here to learn more about Ring Protect.
A free 30-day Ring Protect Trial is included with any Ring doorbell or camera purchase unless you are already subscribed to a Ring Protect Plus or Pro Plan at the same location of the new device. You can choose to subscribe to Ring Protect at any time. After you subscribe, save, review and share all videos and photos captured by your doorbell or camera. You will be charged when you subscribe to a plan or after your trial ends. More information about video storage can be found here.
If you have a subscription to Ring Protect, you can share your videos and photos with anyone, including neighbors, friends, family and local law enforcement.
Click here to learn more about Ring Protect.
- If a C wire is available from the HVAC system, the Vivint Smart Thermostat will act as a Z-Wave repeater.
- The Vivint Smart Thermostat is intended to be compatible with Go!Control but has not been validated.
- SmartComfort, remote configuration, and wireless updating is not supported using a Go!Control.
- The Vivint Smart Thermostat should use the C wire for uninterrupted power when available.
- It can also use 4 AA batteries.
In order to configure a Honeywell Home Thermostat to work with Amazon Alexa please check the following steps:
- Install the Honeywell Home app.
- Sync the T6 thermostat to work with Honeywell Home.
- Install Amazon Alexa app.
- Configure Amazon Alexa app for first time use and make sure is ON.
- Access the tab “Smart Home” in the Amazon Alexa app.
- Tap on the link “Your Smart Home Skills” located at the bottom of the page.
- Tap “Enable Smart Home Skills”.
- Search for the Honeywell Home app in the search tab on Amazon Alexa app.
- Tap on the Honeywell Home app once it is found and press “Enable”.
- A page will pop-up to ask you to login into the Honeywell Home app.
- App will ask you for permission, press "Allow".
- After you login, all the devices linked to the Honeywell Home app will be displayed.
- Select the needed ones and press "Connect".
- Close the window as the program requires.
- Tap "Discover devices".
- Devices selected at step 13. will be displayed in the "Smart Home" tab.
1. Keep door open. Press the Program button once. The keypad will flash green and you will hear three beeps.
2. Press Lock button once.
3. Enter Mastercode
4. Press Lock button once
5. Press “9” six times.
6. Press Lock button once
7. Press “9” six times.
8. Press Lock button once.
If programming is successful, the keypad will flash green once with one beep.
If programming is unsuccessful, the keypad will fl ash red three times with three beeps. Make sure to enter a valid Mastercode in step 3 during your next attempt
9. Press the Lock button while the door is open and unlocked. If the latch bolt does not extend to lock, then all codes have been successfully deleted.
The T6 Thermostat can be unregistered by checking the following procedure:
- Login into the Honeywell Home app.
- Tap on the thermostat's name.
- Tap on the settings wheel (top right corner).
- Select "Thermostat Configuration".
- Select "Delete Thermostat" at the bottom.
A pop-up window will be displayed asking to confirm the deletion, select yes.
Programming timeout: If the screen is not pressed for 20 seconds, the system will time out (indicated by three beeps and the “X” pattern flashing three times), and you will need to restart the procedure.
1. Keep door open. Press and HOLD the Program button until the Checkmark symbol illuminates (about 5 seconds).
2. Press Checkmark symbol once.
3. Enter new Mastercode.
4. Press Lock symbol once.
5. Re-enter Mastercode.
6. Press Lock symbol once
If programming is successful, the Checkmark will illuminate and you will hear one beep.
If programming is unsuccessful, the “X” pattern will flash three times, and you will hear three beeps. Make sure the Mastercode has not already been programmed. Attempt the procedure again, making sure to enter the same new Mastercode in step 3 and 5.
7. Make sure switch #3 is on, and press the Program button once. If you immediately hear fi ve beeps and see the Checkmark flash five times, the Mastercode is enabled.
Disabling and Deleting the Mastercode
1. Keep door open. Press and HOLD the Program button until the Checkmark symbol illuminates (about 5 seconds).
2. Press Checkmark symbol once.
3. Press Lock symbol once.
4. Enter Mastercode.
5. Press Lock symbol once
6. Re-enter Mastercode.
7. Press Lock symbol once.
If programming is successful, the Checkmark will illuminate and you will hear one beep.
If programming is unsuccessful, the “X” pattern will flash three times, and you will hear three beeps. Make sure the Mastercode has been enabled before trying to disable it. Attempt the procedure again, making sure to enter the same Mastercode in step 4 and 6.
8. Make sure switch #3 is on, and press the Program button once. If you don’t immediately hear five beeps and see the Checkmark flash five times, the Mastercode is disabled.
Programming timeout: If no button is pressed for five seconds, the system will time out and you will need to restart the procedure.
1. Keep door open. Press and HOLD the Program button until the keypad flashes green (about 5 seconds).
2. Enter new Mastercode.
3. Press Lock button once.
4. Re-enter Mastercode.
5. Press Lock button once.
If programming is unsuccessful, the keypad will fl ash red three times with three beeps. Make sure the Mastercode has not already been programmed. Attempt the procedure again, making sure to enter the same new Mastercode in step 2 and 4.
6. Make sure switch #3 is on, and press the Program button once. If you hear three beeps and
Note: The lock will time out after five seconds.
Disabling and Deleting the Mastercode
1. Keep door open. Press and HOLD the Program button until the keypad Flashes green (about 5 seconds).
2. Press Lock button once.
3. Enter Mastercode.
4. Press Lock button once.
5. Re-enter Mastercode.
6. Press Lock button once.
If programming is unsuccessful, the keypad will fl ash red three times with three beeps. Make sure the Mastercode has been enabled before trying to disable it. Attempt the procedure again, making sure to enter the same Mastercode in steps 3 and 5.
7. Make sure switch #3 is on, and press the Program button once. If you don’t immediately hear three beeps and see the keypad fl ash green three times, the Mastercode is disabled.
Note: The lock will time out after five seconds.
The Holiday mode can be enabled via the Honeywell Home app. To enable Holiday mode from within your Honeywell Home app go to Menu/Holiday.
Once enabled Holiday mode can be disabled from within the app or by touching your T6 Thermostat screen to resume the schedule.
- Remove battery cover and battery pack from interior assembly.
- Install 4 AA batteries in battery pack.
- Install battery pack.
- If a smart home product- Initiate the pairing process at your smart home controller.
- Remove battery cover and battery pack from interior assembly.
- Install 4 AA batteries in battery pack.
- Install battery pack.
- If a smart home product- Initiate the pairing process at your smart home controller.
- Gently pull the Vivint Smart Thermostat straight off the wall mounting plate. Remove the old AA batteries and replace with 4 new alkaline AA batteries.
For setting up Geofencing you need to be in the same location as your T6/T6R Smart Thermostat and have the location services (preferably including GPRS) of your phone switched on.
During the registration of your T6/T6R Smart Thermostat within the Honeywell Home app, you will have the option to also configure Geofencing. Please follow the on-screen prompts.
To connect your iOS device:
1. Tap the themostat name in the Honeywell Home app
2. Tap on the settings cogwheel
3. Tap on Set up HomeKit & Siri and follow the on screen prompts
- The Vivint Smart Thermostat will automatically update its firmware when a new version is detected by the SkyControl. This currently takes about 30 minutes. This should happen shortly after initial install or in correlation with a SkyControl update.
Your Lyric app will upgrade to the Honeywell Home app if you have your phone set to update your apps automatically. If you haven’t already, go ahead and set your Lyric app to automatically update. That way you can trust you’ll always have the best in performance, reliability, and peace of mind for your Lyric experience.
For iOS: Open your settings, select iTunes & App Stores, and tap the switch next to Updates. The switch will show green once it's enabled.
For Android: Open the Google Play app, tap Menu to get to your Settings, then select Auto-Update Apps. You can choose to allow updates at any time, or only over Wi-Fi.
Honeywell Home takes great care to ensure it is always fully compliant with all relevant European legislation regarding personal data resulting from its products and services.
We fully understand customer concerns about both data privacy and security and can assure customers our products and services are engineered with those considerations in mind.
Full details can be found http://www.honeywell.com/privacy-statement
(For example, Honeywell Home has been ranked first in the industrial and manufacturing section of Security Magazine’s ‘Security 500’ classification.)
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The legs on the bottom of the Leak Sensor are electrical contacts, and when something conductive (like water) touches them, it registers as a short circuit. That's also why the sensor will not work if you use it in a metal pan - metal is a conductive surface that triggers the sensor.
The sensor also comes with a cradle and a remote probe to monitor hard to reach areas.
After a leak is detected, your sensor will sound an audible alarm on top of sending a message to your Z-Wave hub. That way, you can react to a leak even if your power goes out and your hub is offline.
- This has not been fully tested but the target is 1-2 years.
- One thermostat per HVAC zone. Currently there is no limit on Vivint Smart Thermostats per install.
The procedure for adding user codes is different when the Mastercode is enabled. For instructions on how to add user codes when the Mastercode is disabled, see the Installation and User Guide that came with your lock.
1. Keep door open. Press the Program button once. The Checkmark will flash five times and you will hear five beeps.
2. Press Checkmark symbol once.
3. Enter Mastercode.
4. Press Lock symbol once
5. Enter new user code.
6. Press Lock symbol once.
If programming is successful, the Checkmark will illuminate and you will hear one beep.
If programming is unsuccessful, the “X” pattern will flash three times with three beeps. Make sure the user code is not a duplicate and that it is between 4 and 8 digits during your next attempt. Make sure the lock has room for an additional code. If all user codes are filled, delete a code to make room for this one. Make sure to enter a valid Mastercode in step 3.
7. While the door is open and locked, test the user code to make sure it unlocks the door.
Adding User Codes with the Mastercode Diabled
Programming Timeout
During programming, if the screen is not pressed for 20 seconds, the system will time out (indicated by three beeps and the “X” pattern flashing three times), and you will need to restart the procedure.
1. Make sure the door is open. Press the Program button once.
2. Press checkmark symbol once.
3. Enter user code. A total of 16 user codes may be programmed. Each user code must be a unique code between 4 and 8 digits.
4. Press lock symbol once.
5. Did you see the checkmark symbol illuminate with one beep* or see the “X” pattern flash with three beeps? (*Beeping sound will only be heard if switch #3 (on the lock interior) is in the on positon.)
Checkmark symbol with one beep - Programming was successful.
“X” pattern with three beeps - Programming was unsuccessful. Make sure the user code is not a duplicate and that it is between 4 and 8 digits during your next attempt. Make sure the lock has room for an additional code. If all user code positions are filled, delete a code to make room for this one.
1. Press program button once
2. Press button ‘A’ once
3. Press button ‘9-0’ once.
4. Press button once that corresponds to desired time delay:
‘1-2’ = 30 sec
‘3-4’ = 60 sec
‘5-6’ = 90 sec
‘7-8” = 120 sec
‘9-0’ = 180 sec
5. Press lock button once
In order to check a firmware on the T6 Thermostat follow the steps below:
- Press the MAIN MENU button.
- Go to DEVICE INFO using left and right arrows.
- Press the tick.
- Go to FIRMWARE using left and right arrows.
The firmware number will be displayed below.
For the T6 Smart wired Thermostat :
Take the unit off from the wall and turn it around, on the back there should be a red sticker showing the MAC.
For the T6R Smart wireless Thermostat :
Lift the unit up and turn it around. There should be a red sticker on it showing the MAC.
In order to obtain the MAC ID on the display follow the below steps:
1. Press the menu to access the MENU
2. Go to DEVICE INFO left and right arrows
3. Press the tick
4. Go to MAC ID using left and right arrows
The MAC ID number will be displayed
The T6 Smart Thermostats do not have a CRC code.
If you are asked to provide a CRC Code when trying to register a T6/T6R Smart Thermostat, you have the incorrect Honeywell Home App.
To download the correct Honeywell Home App visit the below links:
Note: All codes may be deleted at once if the mastercode is enabled. For more information about the mastercode, consult the online Programming and Troubleshooting Guide.
1. Keep door open. Press Program button once.
2. Press Checkmark symbol once.
3. Press Lock symbol once.
4. Enter user code to be deleted
5. Press Lock symbol once.
6. Re-enter user code
7. Re-enter user code
If unsuccessful - Make sure to enter the same valid code in steps 4 and 6.
If the screen is not pressed for 20 seconds, the system will time out, and you will need to restart the procedure.
Deleting a Single User Code with the Mastercode Enabled
1. Keep door open. Press the Program button once. The Checkmark will flash five times and you will hear five beeps.
2. Press Checkmark symbol once
3. Press Lock symbol once.
4. Enter Mastercode.
5. Press Lock symbol once
6. Enter user code to be deleted.
7. Press Lock symbol once.
8. Re-enter user code to be deleted.
9. Press Lock symbol once.
If programming is successful, the Checkmark will illuminate and you will hear one beep.
If programming is unsuccessful, the “X” pattern will flash three times with three beeps. Make sure to enter a valid Mastercode in step 4.
10. While the door is open and locked, test the user code to make sure it no longer unlocks the door.
Deleting All User Codes with the Mastercode Enabled
1. Keep door open. Press the Program button once. The Checkmark will flash five times and you will hear five beeps.
2. Press Checkmark symbol once
3. Press Lock symbol once.
4. Enter Mastercode.
5. Press Lock symbol once.
6. Press “9” six times
7. Press Lock symbol once
8. Press “9” six times
9 Press Lock symbol once.
If programming is successful, the Checkmark will illuminate and you will hear one beep.
If programming is unsuccessful, the “X” pattern will fl ash three times with three beeps. Make sure to enter a valid Mastercode in step 4 during your next attempt.
10. While the door is open and unlocked, press the Lock symbol. If the latch bolt does not extend to lock, then all codes have been successfully deleted.
1. Press program button once
2. Press button ‘A’ once
3. Press button ‘3-4’ multiple times if needed to reach desired state. Green lock button means feature is enabled. Red lock button means feature is disabled.
4. Press lock button once.
In order to perform a factory reset an a T6 thermostat:
- Press and hold the menu button until the Advanced menu opens.
- Go to "Advanced Reset" using left and right arrows.
- Press on "Factory"
- Press on the tick icon to confirm the rest.
How to mute/unmute audio
1. Press program button once.
2. Press button ‘A’ once.
3. Press button ‘5-6’ multiple times. If needed to reach desired stat. Green lock button means feature is enabled. Red lock button means feature is disabled.
4. Press Lock button once
1. Remove the interior cover and battery pack
2. Make sure the door is open, and insert the battery pack.
3. After a few seconds, the latch bolt will retract and extend on its own to learn the orientation of the door. This is called the door handing process, and it is crucial to lock operation. Once the door handing process is complete, the touchscreen will indicate success or failure: Success: flashing checkmark symbol and single column of digits. Failure: flashing “X” pattern
4. If the touchscreen indicates a failure, attempt this procedure again. If the door handing process is still unsuccessful after a second attempt, consult the Programming and Troubleshooting Guide on the SmartCode 915.
Perform the manual door handing process
If needed, the door handing process can be initiated manually. This is useful if the lock is being moved to a different door
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Press and HOLD the Program button while reinserting the battery pack. Release button once battery pack is installed. The status LED will flash red and green.
3. Press the Program button once more.
4. The latch bolt will extend and retract to learn the orientation of the door. Success: flashing checkmark symbol and single column of digits. Failure: flashing “X” pattern
1. Remove the interior cover and battery pack
2. Make sure the door is open, and insert the battery pack.
3. After a few seconds, the latch bolt will retract and extend on its own to learn the orientation of the door. This is called the door handing process, and it is crucial to lock operation. Once the door handing process is complete, the touchscreen will indicate success or failure: Success: flashing checkmark symbol and single column of digits. Failure: flashing “X” pattern
4. If the touchscreen indicates a failure, attempt this procedure again. If the door handing process is still unsuccessful after a second attempt, consult the Programming and Troubleshooting Guide on the SmartCode 915.
Perform the manual door handing process
If needed, the door handing process can be initiated manually. This is useful if the lock is being moved to a different door
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Press and HOLD the Program button while reinserting the battery pack. Release button once battery pack is installed. The status LED will flash red and green.
3. Press the Program button once more.
4. The latch bolt will extend and retract to learn the orientation of the door. Success: flashing checkmark symbol and single column of digits. Failure: flashing “X” pattern
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Press and HOLD the program button while reinserting the battery pack. Release button once battery pack is installed. The status LED will flash red and green.
3. Press the program button once more.
4. The latch bolt will extend and retract to learn the orientation of the door.
The Status LED will indication success or failure
Success: flashes green
Failure: flashes red
A factory reset will restore the lock to factory default settings and if the lock is paired to a smart home it will remove the lock from your smart home system.
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Press and HOLD the Program button while reinserting the battery pack. Keep holding the button for 30 seconds until the lock beeps and the status LED flashes red.
3. Press the Program button once more. When the LED flashes green and you hear two beeps, the lock has been reset.
4. Perform the door handing process again to teach the lock the orientation of the door.
5. IF LOCK IS A HOMECONNECT LOCK: Perform the inclusion process again to add the lock back into your network and controller.
A factory reset will restore the lock to factory default settings and if the lock is paired to a smart home it will remove the lock from your smart home system.
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Press and HOLD the Program button while reinserting the battery pack. Keep holding the button for 30 seconds until the lock beeps and the status LED flashes red.
3. Press the Program button once more. When the LED flashes green and you hear two beeps, the lock has been reset.
4. IF A SMART LOCK PRODUCT: Pair the lock with your smart home system
5. Add user codes to your lock.
1. Remove battery pack.
2. Press and HOLD the Program button while reinserting the battery pack. Keep holding the button for 30 seconds until the lock beeps and the status LED flashes red.
3. Press the Program button once more. The status LED will flash green and red several times.
4. After a few seconds, the lock will initiate the door handing process, and the latch bolt will extend and retract to learn the orientation of the door.
To set the PIN protection on the T6 Thermostat, please follow the steps below:
- Click the main menu button
- Press the right arrow to go to the LOCK menu. In the LOCK menu you can choose among the following options:
- OFF - no PIN protection
- PARTIAL - only the temperature can be changed
- FULL - no access is allowed without a PIN number - Choosing PARTIAL or FULL protection the PIN number will appear on the screen.
- It is always a sum of 1234 number and the date code of the product. - Confirm the lock type with a tick.
- A partially or fully locked screen will be indicated by a lock symbol at the bottom of the thermostat screen. - To UNLOCK, touch a lock symbol. When prompted to enter a PIN number, touch [ + ] or [ - ] to select the first number of the PIN code. Confirm the number with a tick, and repeat for the remaining numbers.
The status LED blinks every 6 seconds to communicate whether the door is locked or unlocked. This feature is on by default.
Turn Status LED on/off
1. Press programming button once
2. Press button ‘A’ once.
3. Press button ‘1-2’ multiple times if needed to reach desired state. Green lock button means feature is enabled. Red lock button means feature is diabled.
4. Press lock button once.
- Check if the thermostat indicates a Wi-Fi error message or red cross. If so, check on the router if the Wi-Fi is still working.
- Check on the router if the internet is still working.
You can try the following three options to resolve this:
- Verify that you are using the right Wi-Fi password;
- If using an android device try turning off cellular/mobile data whilst re-registering;
- If you have shared the device’s location with other users, you should first remove the device from their accounts before proceeding.
Yes, there is a trade-in program through our friends at Amazon. Here’s how it works:
Choose eligible device(s) associated with your Amazon account, or search for other device(s), even if bought elsewhere.
Answer a few questions about the condition of your device(s) to receive a trade-in quote. Even non-working devices are eligible.
Print a shipping label and send your device(s) for free. We'll verify the condition within 3 days after receipt.
Once your trade-in is complete, an Amazon Gift Card equal to an appraised value of your old device(s), plus a promotional discount towards any new qualifying Ring or Blink smart doorbell or camera, will be automatically applied to your account. Promotional discount is limited to one per customer.
Click here to trade-in your existing Ring, Blink or other video doorbell or camera, then click on the “Upgrade and save with Trade-in” button.
If the message "SYSTEM IS OFFLINE" is displayed please perform the steps below:
- Make sure the WiFi network is working, eventually restart the router
- Log out and log back into the Honeywell Home application
- Restart the thermostat (unplug or remove it from the wall plate for 30 seconds).
If these steps do not solve the issue, please follow the instructions in the video link to reconnect the thermostat to the internet.
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1. No user code programmed. Program at least one user code.
2. Either programming timeout after five seconds or unsuccessful programming. You should attempt the programming procedure again.
1. No user code programmed. Program at least one user code.
2. Programming timeout after five seconds. Attempt programming procedure again.
3. Unsuccessful programming. Attempt programming procedure again.
1. The door handing process was not performed correctly. Make sure to press and hold the Lock button until the battery pack is fully inserted into the interior assembly and the latch bolt starts to move on its own.
2. The mounting plate is placing tension on the torque blade.
For 913 - See page 10 here.
For 914 - See page 10 here.
For 915 – See page 12 here.
For 916 – See page 12 here.
3. The latch and strike are misaligned, causing the latch to bind. If you have not already done so, perform the door handing process while the door is open. If it is successful only when the door is open, the latch and strike are not aligned as they should be. Ensure door preparation is in accordance with the door drilling instructions, available online
4. The keypad is unresponsive. Make sure switch #3 is on. Use a fresh set of batteries and perform the door handing process. If the latch does not extend or retract, and the lock does not beep, press each individual key on the keypad (one at a time) and listen for beeping sound. If no beeping is heard, this is a keypad error. Contact Technical Support for further troubleshooting.
1. The door handing process was not performed correctly. Make sure to press and hold the Lock button until the battery pack is fully inserted into the interior assembly and the latch bolt starts to move on its own.
2. The mounting plate is placing tension on the torque blade.
For 913 - See page 10 here.
For 914 - See page 10 here.
For 915 – See page 12 here.
For 916 – See page 12 here.
3. The latch and strike are misaligned, causing the latch to bind. If you have not already done so, perform the door handing process while the door is open. If it is successful only when the door is open, the latch and strike are not aligned as they should be. Ensure door preparation is in accordance with the door drilling instructions, available online
4. The keypad is unresponsive. Make sure switch #3 is on. Use a fresh set of batteries and perform the door handing process. If the latch does not extend or retract, and the lock does not beep, press each individual key on the keypad (one at a time) and listen for beeping sound. If no beeping is heard, this is a keypad error. Contact Technical Support for further troubleshooting.
- The door handing process was not executed during installation. This step will teach your lock the orientation of your door and is crucial to lock operation.
- Remove interior cover and battery pack.
- Press and HOLD the Lock button while installing battery pack. Hold button until the latch bolt starts moving on its own.
- Did the latch bolt retract and extend on its own when the battery pack was installed? Note: Latch bolt will only retract half way.
NO - Remove battery pack, wait 15 seconds, then attempt the process again.
YES - Door handing process was successful!
- The hole in the door is misaligned.
Disassemble the lock, and reinstall it without the adapter ring on the exterior side of the door. - The wrong deadbolt latch is installed.
SmartCode deadbolts require a tapered latch bolt for ease of operation. If the latch being used is from an older lock, it will likely not have a tapered latch bolt. Remove the lock from the door, including the old latch. Replace with the new tapered latch that came with the lock and reinstall the lock. - The deadbolt latch and strike are misaligned, causing the latch to bind.
Adjust the tab of the lower strike (for your knob or lever) to help align the upper latch and strike so that the latch bolt enters the strike when the door is locked. - The lower latch and lower strike (for your knob or lever) are misaligned, putting too much load on the deadbolt latch.
As a test, rotate the turnpiece on the deadbolt so the latch is retracted (unlocked), and close the door. If you have to push, pull or lift the door to get it to close, adjust the position of the lower strike. - The hole in the door frame for the latch bolt is not drilled deep enough.
Make sure the hole in the door frame is drilled at least 1” (25 mm) deep. - The mounting plate is placing tension on the torque blade.
Attempt to lock and unlock the door with the key. If it is unable to rotate, remove the interior assembly from the mounting plate. Test the key again. If it is still unable to rotate, loosen the screws on the mounting plate and reposition the plate so there is no tension on the cylinder torque blade. Make sure the latch bolt can operate smoothly with the key and reinstall the interior assembly. - The clutch is disengaged.
Remove the battery pack. Remove the interior assembly from the door. Verify that the lock can be operated smoothly with the key while the interior is removed. Attempt to rotate the turnpiece on the interior assembly to the vertical position. If it cannot rotate to the vertical position, the clutch has become disengaged.
Place the battery cover onto the interior assembly, making sure to align the turnpiece with the shaft. Rotate the turnpiece 180° clockwise (you will need to use force when rotating the turnpiece, and you will hear it click). This will re-engage the clutch.
Align the turnpiece with the torque blade and reinstall the interior assembly on the door.
If there are no codes in the lock, the lock button will not lock the door. Program at least one user code and test the Lock button again.
The door handing process was not executed.
Perform the door handing process, following the instructions inside the installation guide.
The battery is too low to lock the door.
This is indicated by the keypad flashing red three times with three beeps. Remove the batteries and replace with a fresh set.
The mounting plate is placing tension on the torque blade.
The clutch is disengaged.
For 913 - See page 10 here.
For 914 - See page 10 here.
1. The lock interior is not mounted perpendicular to the ground.
Remount lock interior assembly as illustrated in the Installation Guide that you can find online.
2. The hole in the door is misaligned.
Disassemble the lock, and reinstall it without the adapter ring on the exterior side of the door.
3. The battery level is too low.
This is indicated by the keypad fl ashing red three times with three beeps. Use a fresh set of batteries, and perform the door handing process again
4. The latch and strike are misaligned, causing the latch to bind.
If you have not already done so, perform the door handing process while the door is open. If it is successful only when the door is open, the latch and strike are not aligned as they should be. Ensure door preparation is in accordance with the door drilling instructions, available online.
1. The lock interior is not mounted perpendicular to the ground.
Remount lock interior assembly as illustrated in the Installation Guide that you can find online.
2. The hole in the door is misaligned.
Disassemble the lock, and reinstall it without the adapter ring on the exterior side of the door.
3. The battery level is too low.
This is indicated by the keypad fl ashing red three times with three beeps. Use a fresh set of batteries, and perform the door handing process again
4. The latch and strike are misaligned, causing the latch to bind.
If you have not already done so, perform the door handing process while the door is open. If it is successful only when the door is open, the latch and strike are not aligned as they should be. Ensure door preparation is in accordance with the door drilling instructions, available online.
1. The lock interior is not mounted perpendicular to the ground.
Remount lock interior assembly as illustrated in the Installation Guide that you can find online.
2. The hole in the door is misaligned.
Disassemble the lock, and reinstall it without the adapter ring on the exterior side of the door.
3. The battery level is too low.
This is indicated by the keypad fl ashing red three times with three beeps. Use a fresh set of batteries, and perform the door handing process again
4. The latch and strike are misaligned, causing the latch to bind.
If you have not already done so, perform the door handing process while the door is open. If it is successful only when the door is open, the latch and strike are not aligned as they should be. Ensure door preparation is in accordance with the door drilling instructions, available online.
Install a fresh set of batteries and turn switch #3 to the ON position. Test each button on the keypad (one at a time) and listen for a beep on each button press. If beeping is not heard on all buttons, contact Technical Support for further troubleshooting.
Install a fresh set of batteries and turn switch #3 to the ON position. Test each button on the keypad (one at a time) and listen for a beep on each button press. If beeping is not heard on all buttons, contact Technical Support for further troubleshooting.
Keypad lockout
If three incorrect codes were entered within one minute, the keypad will lock for 60 seconds.
1. The system needs a repeater or router to reach the lock.
Adding repeaters to your system may help communication between your lock and the controller, especially if they are far away from each other.
2. The network confi guration changed.
If any repeaters or routers in the system were moved since adding the lock to the system, perform the “rediscover” process in your system’s user interface.
3. The lock is in sleep mode.
If the lock has been unable to communicate with the system after multiple attempts, it will go into sleep mode. Lock and unlock the door with a key so that the lock status transmits to the system. If it still does not communicate, remove (exclude/unpair) the lock from your system.
Then, pair (add/include) the lock with your system again. If the problem persists, add a repeater or router between the controller and lock if none presently exist in the system.
4. The light module or switch is not beaming capable.
Z-Wave locks: Ensure the light module or switch located between the controller and lock is beaming capable.
ZigBee locks: Ensure the router is reachable by both controller and lock.
- The lock was not removed completely from another network before being paired with the new network.
Follow your smart home system’s instructions to remove (exclude/unpair) the device from any other network. Then, attempt to pair (add/include) the lock again. - The lock is not close enough to the controller.
Some Z-wave systems require that the lock be within 12" of the controller during the pairing process. If the lock has already been installed on the door, remove the interior assembly from the mounting plate. Make sure the batteries are installed, and bring the interior assembly next to the controller. Follow your smart home system’s instructions to begin pairing at the controller. The lock may need to remain stationary for 60 seconds during pairing.
Note: Some locks have an anti-tamper alarm that will sound if the interior is disconnect from the exterior. If this alarm is heard, perform the following.
- Remove the battery pack from the interior.
- Remove the exterior assembly from the door.
- Connect the cable from the exterior assembly to the interior assembly.
- Reinstall the battery pack.
- Perform the pairing process while the interior and exterior are connected
1. Unsuccessful programming. Attempt programming procedure again.
2. One incorrect code entered.
3. No user code programmed
Fully tighten the pre-installed set screw at the bottom of the interior lever.
The battery is too low to lock the door.
This is indicated by the keypad flashing red three times with three beeps. Remove the batteries and replace with a fresh set.
The set screw in the lever was not fully tightened.
Fully tighten the pre-installed set screw at the bottom of the interior lever.
1. No user code programmed. Program at least one user code.
2. Programming timeout after 20 seconds. Attempt programming procedure again.
3. Unsuccessful programming. Attempt programming procedure again.
- The handing process may have been executed previously
Perform the manual door handing process
If needed, the door handing process can be initiated manually. This is useful if the lock is being moved to a different door
- Remove battery pack.
- Press and HOLD the Program button while reinserting the battery pack. Release button once battery pack is installed. The status LED will flash red and green.
- Press the Program button once more.
- The latch bolt will extend and retract to learn the orientation of the door. Success: flashing checkmark symbol and single column of digits. Failure: flashing “X” pattern
- The battery level is too low.
This is indicated by the Checkmark and Lock symbols flashing simultaneously five times with five beeps. Use a fresh set of batteries, and perform the door handing process again.
- The door handing process was not executed during installation. Perform the manual door handing process in the Installation Guide.
Perform the manual door handing process
If needed, the door handing process can be initiated manually. This is useful if the lock is being moved to a different door
- Remove battery pack.
- Press and HOLD the Program button while reinserting the battery pack. Release button once battery pack is installed. The status LED will flash red and green.
- Press the Program button once more.
- The latch bolt will extend and retract to learn the orientation of the door. Success: flashing checkmark symbol and single column of digits. Failure: flashing “X” pattern
- The wrong deadbolt latch is installed.
SmartCode deadbolts require a tapered latch bolt for ease of operation. If the latch being used is from an older lock, it will likely not have a tapered latch bolt. Remove the lock from the door, including the old latch. Replace with the new tapered latch that came with the lock and reinstall the lock. - The deadbolt latch and strike are misaligned, causing the latch to bind.
Adjust the tab of the lower strike (for your knob or lever) to help align the upper latch and strike so that the latch bolt enters the strike when the door is locked. - The lower latch and lower strike (for your knob or lever) are misaligned, putting too much load on the deadbolt latch.
As a test, rotate the turnpiece on the deadbolt so the latch is retracted (unlocked), and close the door. If you have to push, pull or lift the door to get it to close, adjust the position of the lower strike. - The hole in the door frame for the latch bolt is not drilled deep enough. Make sure the hole in the door frame is drilled at least 1” (25 mm) deep.
- The mounting plate is placing tension on the torque blade. Attempt to lock and unlock the door with the key. If it is unable to rotate, remove the interior assembly from the mounting plate. Test the key again. If it is still unable to rotate, loosen the screws on the mounting plate and reposition the plate so there is no tension on the cylinder torque blade. Make sure the latch bolt can operate smoothly with the key and reinstall the interior assembly.
- The clutch is disengaged. Remove the battery pack. Remove the interior assembly from the door. Verify that the lock can be operated smoothly with the key while the interior is removed. Attempt to rotate the turnpiece on the interior assembly to the vertical position. If it cannot rotate to the vertical position, the clutch has become disengaged.
Place the battery cover onto the interior assembly, making sure to align the turnpiece with the shaft. Rotate the turnpiece 180° clockwise (you will need to use force when rotating the turnpiece, and you will hear it click). This will re-engage the clutch.
Align the turnpiece with the torque blade and reinstall the interior assembly on the door.
If there are no codes in the lock, the lock symbol will not lock the door. This is indicated by the “X” pattern flashing three times with three beeps. Program at least one user code and test the Lock symbol again.
The door handing process was not executed.
Perform the manual door handing process, following the instructions inside the Installation and User guide.
The battery is too low to lock the door.
This is indicated by the Checkmark and Lock symbols flashing simultaneously five times with five beeps. Remove the batteries and replace with a fresh set.
The mounting plate is placing tension on the torque blade. The clutch is disengaged.
For 915 – See page 12 here.
For 916 – See page 12 here.
Screen activation
To activate the screen, use one of the three options below:
1. Touch screen with palm or back of hand until digits illuminate.
2. Touch lower left area of screen (where Checkmark is located) until digits illuminate.
3. Touch screen with three or more fingers until digits illuminate.
One-second pause
The lock requires a one-second pause immediately after locking or unlocking before the touchscreen will re-activate. Fully remove hand from screen until the Checkmark or Lock symbol turns off, and then activate the screen again.
Touchscreen lockout
If three incorrect codes were entered within one minute, the touchscreen will lock for 60 seconds.
1. The system needs a repeater or router to reach the lock.
Adding repeaters to your system may help communication between your lock and the controller, especially if they are far away from each other.
2. The network configuration changed.
If any repeaters or routers in the system were moved since adding the lock to the system, perform the “rediscover” process in your system’s user interface.
3. The lock is in sleep mode.
If the lock has been unable to communicate with the system after multiple attempts, it will go into sleep mode. Lock and unlock the door with a key so that the lock status transmits to the system. If it still does not communicate, remove (exclude/unpair) the lock from your system. Then, pair (add/include) the lock with your system again. If the problem persists, add a repeater or router between the controller and lock if none presently exist in the system.
4. The light module or switch is not beaming capable.
Z-Wave locks: Ensure the light module or switch located between the controller and lock is beaming capable.
ZigBee locks: Ensure the router is reachable by both controller and lock.
1. The smart home system’s user interface falsely reports a low battery.
If you receive an alert from your smart home system indicating that the battery is low, confirm this is true at the lock. Turn on switch #1 so that the status LED flashes every six seconds. If the LEDs turn amber or green, followed by a red flash, the battery is low. If the red flash is not seen, the battery is not low. This is an error on the smart home system side that will often be fixed when the lock is manually locked or unlocked.
2. The smart home system controller’s communication with the lock is draining the battery.
Remove the lock from your system. Put a new set of batteries in the lock. Operate the lock in stand-alone mode for a week. If the batteries drain within the week, the problem resides in the lock. If the batteries do not drain, the problem may be the smart home controller. Call Technical Support.
3. The smart home system controller’s ping frequency is too high.
Decrease the ping frequency from the controller to the lock to the lowest possible setting.
- The lock was not removed completely from another network before being paired with the new network.
Follow your smart home system’s instructions to remove (exclude/unpair) the device from any other network. Then, attempt to pair (add/include) the lock again. - The lock is not close enough to the controller.
Some Z-wave systems require that the lock be within 12” of the controller during the pairing process. If the lock has already been installed on the door, remove the interior assembly from the mounting plate. Make sure the batteries are installed, and bring the interior assembly next to the controller. Follow your smart home system’s instructions to begin pairing at the controller. The lock may need to remain stationary for 60 seconds during pairing.
Note: Some locks have an anti-tamper alarm that will sound if the interior is disconnect from the exterior. If this alarm is heard, perform the following:
- Remove the battery pack from the interior.
- Remove the exterior assembly from the door.
- Connect the cable from the exterior assembly to the interior assembly.
- Reinstall the battery pack.
- Perform the pairing process while the interior and exterior are connected.
• Remotely view and change your heating system settings (and hot water systems - T6R-HW only).
• It contains a number of programming options that can fit to your lifestyle
• Group scheduling for multiple devices and locations
• Receives alerts and messages (such as High or Low tempertaure alerts, thermostat off-line) through the app and emails.
1 - Door lock status LED blinks every 6 seconds
2 - Lock automatically re-locks door 30 seconds after unlocking. Disabled if no codes are programmed.
3 - Audio
4 - Not used.
Color Lock Status
Blinking green - Unlocked
Blinking amber - Locked
Blinking red - Low battery
Solid red - Door handing process did not work properly.
1 = Door lock status LED blinks every 6 seconds
2 = Lock automatically re-locks door 30 seconds after unlocking.
3 = Audio
4 = Not used.
LED Color:
Green = Unlocked
Amber = Locked
Red = Low battery
Keypad Warnings
Keypad flashes red with fast beeping sound* for 3 – 4 seconds.
Three possible reasons and solutions:
1. Low battery - Replace batteries
2. Door jammed while attempting to lock - Relock door. If needed, reposition strike.
3. No user code programmed - Program at least one user code
*If switch #3 is ON
1 - Door lock status LED blinks every 6 seconds
2 - Lock automatically re-locks door 30 seconds after unlocking. Disabled if no codes are programmed.
3 - Audio
4 - SecureScreen feature displays random digits to be pressed before entering user code. This added security feature ensures that there are fingerprints on all digits so that codes cannot be identified by examining the touchscreen for fingerprints.
Color - Lock Status
Blinking green - Unlocked
Blinking amber - Locked
Blinking red - Low battery
- Solid orange means your Vivint Smart Thermostat is in heating mode.
- Pulsing orange means your HVAC system is actively heating.
- Solid blue means your Vivint Smart Thermostat is in cooling mode.
- Pulsing blue means your HVAC system is actively cooling.
If you forgot your user code, there are two options:
1. Add new user codes. For detailed instructions on how to add new user codes, please reference page 3 of the installation guide.
2. Reset SmartCode to factory settings to clear existing user codes and add new ones. Reference last page of installation guide.
HomeKit is Apple's connected home technology used to seamlessly integrate and control HomeKit devices in your home from your mobile device. Within our T6 Thermostat, Honeywell Home has implemented the HomeKit Chip so that this is a certified HomeKit Product.
For more information on HomeKit, please visit Apple's website.
The geofencing feature is location-based scheduling which can intelligently override the time-based schedule of your thermostat. If your schedule varies or you regularly depart and return at different times, the T6/T6R Smart Thermostat can automatically adjust to your life. Geofencing brings you comfort when you’re home and savings when you’re away.
When you enable the T6/T6R Smart Thermostat geofence schedule, it intelligently overrides your
fixed program schedule based on whether you are home or away.
• Active geofence schedule is indicated by the "geofence" logo in the top left corner of the screen. Home/Away status is indicated by the "house" logo and "away" logo.
• To learn more about configuring the geofence schedule, see the geofence menu in your Honeywell Home app.
• Geofencing can only be configured using your Honeywell Home app.
• To learn more about how smart geofencing can work for you and how it fits to your busy lifestyle, go to getconnected.honeywellhome.com
- The Vivint Smart Thermostat is comparable to other z-wave devices (at least as good as the CT100).
- The Vivint Smart Thermostat measures down to 0.1° F but only reports and displays to the nearest 1° F (0.5° C)
- Element is designed to work seamlessly with SmartComfort to automatically adjust comfort levels based on home routines.
- A traditional 5+2 daily schedule can be configured.
- All scheduling is handled by SkyControl.
In order to solve a finalizing error of T6 thermostat registration:
- Delete the location from the Honeywell Home application.
- Uninstall the Honeywell Home app.
- Restore the thermostat to the factory settings.
- Install the Honeywell Home application and login to create the location again.
1. Log out of the Honeywell Home App and then log back in.
2. Remove the thermostat's face plate from the wall for about 30 seconds.
3. Place the T6 Thermostat back on the wall.
4. Check the Honeywell Home App to see if the thermostat has reconnected to the Wi-Fi network.
5. Make sure the Wi-Fi router is powered on, and broadcasting a network signal.
6. Unplug the router for 30 seconds.
7. Perform a Wi-Fi reset.
8. Remove the thermostat from the location and then re-add the device.
9. Perform a "Factory Reset.".
In order to set up the device when the "Device Telemetry" or generic registration error appears please check the bellow points:
1. Delete cache
2. Make sure the "Mobile data" option is not active on your mobile device and that the device is connected to your home Wi-Fi.
Some phones have a feature that chooses the best option between Wi-Fi and Mobile data. This might impact the installation as the phone might switch from Wi-Fi to Mobile data during the registration of the device causing it to fail. The feature is called different form a phone manufacturer to another and can usually be found and deactivated in the Wi-Fi settings of the phone. E.g Samsung has SmartSwitch, Huawei has WiFi+
3. Factory reset the thermostat
4. Reinstall the thermostat on the Honeywell Home app
5. Make sure there are no restrictions for the maximum number of devices supported by the router
- When a power line is not available from the HVAC system, the Vivint Smart Thermostat can run off of 4 AA batteries which ship with the product.
- All the systems that the CT100 supports.
- Conventional or heat pump.
- Up to 2 stages of heating.
- Up to 2 stages of cooling.
- Multi-zone (1 Vivint Smart Thermostat per zone).
- High voltage HVAC (e.g. 120 VAC baseboard heaters).
- HVAC systems with proprietary controls (e.g. Carrier Infinity).
- The Vivint Smart Thermostat requires SkyControl version 3.0 or later.
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2.Restart the app, log on and the thermostat should be displayed.
Check if your thermostat is still showing Connecting/Configuring.
If not restart the thermostat Wi-Fi by pressing the temperature for 5 sec. on the thermostat and press OK and restart.
If it shows Connected/Configuring, press on the 'X' or on the blank lower right corner of the screen on the thermostat to stop the broadcast/connection.
A communication error occurred between the thermostat and the server.
Press OK and force close the Honeywell Home app completely. Restart the app and log on. If the thermostat does not appear as registered, please try "Add new device" again.
Check if your thermostat is still showing Connecting/Configuring.
If it shows Connected/Configuring, press on the 'X' or on the blank lower right corner of the screen on the thermostat to stop the broadcast/connection. Now follow the instructions in the app.
If you are still unable to register your device, please delete your location on the app (Location Details - Edit existing address), log-off and uninstall the app. Reinstall the app and start the registration process again.
A communication error occurred between the thermostat and the server.
Press OK and force close the Honeywell Home app completely. Restart the app and log on. If the thermostat does not appear as registered, please try "Add new device" again.
Check if your thermostat is still showing Connecting/Configuring.
If it shows Connected/Configuring, press on the 'X' or on the blank lower right corner of the screen on the thermostat to stop the broadcast/connection. Now follow the instructions in the App.
If you are still unable to register your device, please delete your location on the app (Location Details - Edit existing address), log-off and uninstall the app. Reinstall the app and start the registration process again.
Please press OK and wait to see if the connection can be established. In case you receive this message again, please ensure you have entered a correct password to your Wi-Fi network.
The T6 thermostat will not work on a 5 Ghz Wifi Network. Please ensure that your router is configured to cover 2.4 Ghz as well.
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Level Lock is designed for standard exterior doors that meet ANSI specifications and requires a properly operating door and latch. To learn more, visit our Support page.
American standard deadbolt
Standard size door
Properly aligned door
Yes, your thermostat will keep working with the schedule it has stored in its memory.
However you will not be able to remotely control your heating system until an internet connection is restored.
When planning your Z-Wave network, make sure all of your devices (or “nodes” in the network) have multiple paths for the signal to travel back to the primary controller. For example, if a Leak Sensor is at the other end of your home from your controller, make sure there are at least two plugged-in devices between the Leak Sensor and the primary controller, in case one of them loses connectivity due to temporary obstacles, loss of power, etc. Also, Z-Wave signals can only “hop” a maximum of four times from the controller, and it’s best to keep it to two hops if possible.
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