Hi, poster for the first time I have a Hive thermostat in the HomeKit and it works fine during programming. What I'm looking for is the ability to tell if the temperature drops below 16c, then heat my home to 20c. This will eliminate my need to heat any program, but at home it doesn't seem to set minimum temperatures and for my life I can't get Eve etc to do this for me Anyone else has done this with a hive thermostat or similar Most online guides are quite difficult to follow because they work in the opposite direction the temperature has been there controlling the AC not the central heating here in the UK AC is very rar 😂 Tia
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