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Upgrade Your Thermostat for Winter With This Ecobee Deal for $120

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Ecobee is selling its refurbished Ecobee3 Lite thermostat for $120 with free shipping during its autumn sale. The offer gives shoppers a lower-cost way to add phone control and scheduling before winter, and the article recommends the thermostat while noting that Ecobee’s wider smart-home and security range can be buggy.

The Lite has a touchscreen, works with Ecobee temperature sensors and carries the same three-year warranty as a new model. The sale ends on 21 October; refurbished Enhanced and Premium models cost $170 and $220 respectively, while existing Ecobee customers can buy security sensors for $50 or a video doorbell for $130.

  • Refurbished Ecobee3 Lite costs $120 with free shipping.
  • It includes a three-year warranty and supports schedules.
  • The autumn sale ends on 21 October.

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Ecobee is a company that makes internet-connected thermostats and other smart-home devices. A thermostat controls a home’s heating; a smart model can also be adjusted by phone and set to follow a schedule.

The Ecobee3 Lite is one of the company’s thermostat models. It has a touchscreen and can work with separate temperature sensors, which measure conditions in different rooms. Refurbished devices have been used or returned and then prepared for resale; warranty terms can help buyers understand what support is included.

These products matter to households deciding how to manage heating as colder weather approaches. Ecobee also sells security products, but reports of occasional problems across its wider smart-home range may be relevant to people considering more than a thermostat.

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