OGE remotely controlling thermostat?

[LOKNLOD]

Same thing happened again today, it was on hold at 70, and when I got home it was down to 65 "conservation" mode. I found the setting mentioned earlier, it was set to "balanced", so I switched it all the way to "comfort". We'll see what happens.

Have you gone to oge.com to the smart hours page? They have instructions and explanations of their thermostats. Maybe it will help explain why it's doing what it's doing, and how you can manually fix it?

 

[tiasman]

Lots of people have given up. Glad to see some have not.

 

[Cinaet]

Green energy at work. You'll probably wake up in the morning sweating your arse off this summer.

 

[LightningCrash]

A microwave doesn't transmit in open atmosphere via RF waves. Is it a real problem, I'm not sure. But it's clear that some have feel they have good reason to worry.

Don't the smart meters use the same frequencies that the Ferris Bueller era cordless phones used?

 

[reddog1]

Don't the smart meters use the same frequencies that the Ferris Bueller era cordless phones used?

Yep, the same ones that cause brain tumors today.

 

[LightningCrash]

Yep, the same ones that cause brain tumors today.

Please cite a peer-reviewed study that supports your claims.

 

[reddog1]

Please cite a peer-reviewed study that supports your claims.

Sure here you go.

www.infowars.com/lightningCrashisagoofball

 

[LightningCrash]

From what I've read the smart meters use up to 1W in 900MHz and "significantly less" in the 2.4GHz.

The same band is used in GSM cell phone communications, where in many cases you have a 1W or 2W 900Mhz radio operating on your phone, right next to your balls.

 

[reddog1]

From what I've read the smart meters use up to 1W in 900MHz and "significantly less" in the 2.4GHz.

The same band is used in GSM cell phone communications, where in many cases you have a 1W or 2W 900Mhz radio operating on your phone, right next to your balls.

Please cite a peer-reviewed study that supports your claims.

 

[Hobbes]

The same band is used in GSM cell phone communications, where in many cases you have a 1W or 2W 900Mhz radio operating on your phone, right next to your balls.

Lurker66 just shed a tear or two.