FAQs: Your Energy Management and Verdant Smart Thermostats Questions Answered

There are several factors that contribute to the length of the payback period, including the location of your property, seasonal factors, and the availability of any rebates through your utility company. If you’d like a quote for your project with a projected breakeven period, click here to reach out.

To find out whether there are any rebates available in your service territory, contact us.

When a Verdant thermostat detects someone in a room, the occupant is allowed full control over temperature.  When the room becomes unoccupied, the thermostat allows the temperature to drift up or down by a few degrees until the room becomes occupied again, at which point the temperature recovers to the occupant’s previous setting.

Yes, most utility companies across North America will provide rebates for our system, up to 100% of the system cost.  To see whether rebates are available in your area, use our rebate locator tool.

Verdant thermostats come with an auxiliary output that can deliver real-time occupancy status to a third-party lighting control system, allowing you to use the occupancy sensor from Verdant’s thermostat to control when the lights turn on/off.  To learn more about this thermostat, consult the spec sheet.

Verdant thermostats are now installed in thousands of hotels across North America, and that number is growing quickly.

We are an approved vendor of all major hotel chains such as IHG, Hilton, Marriott, etc, and we’ve also worked with schools, assisted living facilities, condos, and commercial office buildings.

Whether you have fan coils, PTACs, VTACs, a split system, or something else, Verdant thermostats are compatible with the vast majority of HVAC units on the market.

Most properties see a 40% reduction in guestroom energy usage, which translates to about 15-20% savings on their overall energy bill.

If you’d like a more customized energy savings estimate, you can use our energy savings estimate tool to receive a customized energy savings report delivered to your inbox.

Customers who may be interested in a trial or receiving samples of the Verdant energy management system should contact us to determine eligibility.

Verdant energy management thermostats are equipped with built-in occupancy sensors that continuously scan the room for a combination of human motion and body heat. Once the sensor has determined that the room is no longer occupied, the thermostat will automatically “setback” temperature in the room to eliminate unnecessary heating or air-conditioning.

When a guest returns to the room, the thermostat instantly recovers to the desired temperature of the guest.

Verdant thermostats have a built-in patented feature called “night occupancy mode” that disables temperature setbacks overnight when guests are in the room during the evening. This feature ensures that heating and air-conditioning will never be turned off while your guests are asleep.

Verdant thermostats do not setback immediately after a guest leaves the room.

Instead, we use a “setback delay”; a customizable setting that waits a pre-determined period of time after the occupant leaves the room before entering setback mode.

Verdant manufactures both wired and wireless thermostats depending on your property’s needs.

Although door switches are an available accessory for certain situations such as rooms with balconies, the Verdant energy management thermostat is the only system approved by all major hotel chains and schools without requiring a door switch.

Yes.  Verdant thermostats operate at 24 Volts, avoiding the need for a certified electrician during installation or maintenance.  120/240V adaptors are available if necessary.

Each Verdant wireless kit comes with a wireless control card that connects directly to the heating/cooling unit, and communicates with our wireless thermostat.

Yes, integrations are possible with most 3rd party systems, however the overwhelming majority of Verdant customers find it unnecessary based on the built-in system features.

Yes, Verdant thermostats comply with all applicable Title 24 California building codes.