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Honeywell T-stat, wifi
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this post was submitted on 09 Feb 2026
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No idea about Honeywell stuff, but last time I was stuck with something that needed wifi to work, I bought a cheap used router, made an access point just for that device, and never connected the router to the internet.
right now it's on a vlan but I have it isolated. I refuse to believe it's not going to work without wifi. I'm just going to disable the wifi and see. My old Trane from 1987 didn't have this issue. Old things truly were better ;)