Sawnee Smart Savers FAQ
Confirm your eligibility for the Sawnee Smart Savers program with these three questions:
Are you a Sawnee EMC residential customer?
Do you use your thermostat to control your central air conditioning system?
Will you allow Sawnee EMC to make short, low impact thermostat adjustments on high energy usage days?
If you confirm these three questions, please choose whether you have an internet-connected thermostat to enroll in the Sawnee Smart Savers program or if you would like to purchase an existing thermostat.
If you have an existing thermostat, please select your thermostat among the eligible models. If you don’t have an existing eligible thermostat, please choose a model, purchase and install it. Once you have installed and activated, come back to enroll your new thermostat in the Power Partner Thermostat program.
Click the Enroll Now button to go to your thermostat’s enrollment site, where you’ll follow a series of simple steps to enroll.
Once your eligibility is confirmed with Sawnee EMC, you will be enrolled in the program. You will receive an email notification on your eligibility status.
To be eligible to enroll, you must meet the following qualifications:
You are a Sawnee EMC residential customer.
You use your thermostat to control your central air conditioning.
You have (or will purchase) an approved internet-connected thermostat that is operating your cooling system.
You will receive up to $30 in credits on your electric bill for each thermostat you’ve enrolled in the Sawnee Smart Savers program. Following each summer month (June, July, and August) of every year you are enrolled in the Sawnee Smart Savers program, you will receive a $10 electric bill credit per thermostat.
Bill credits will be applied on July, August, and September billing statements.
Provider | Approved Thermostats |
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Alarm.com | Radio Thermostat CT30, CT80, CT100; Trane ComfortLink Control; RCS Z-Wave Communicating Thermostat; GoControl Z-wave Thermostat; Alarm.com Smart Thermostat; 2GIG Z-Wave Plus™ Battery Powered Thermostat; Trane Z-Wave Thermostat; Linear Thermostat; Smart Thermostat HD (ADC T40K-HD) |
ecobee | ecobee3, ecobee3 Lite, ecobee4, ecobee SmartThermostat with voice control, Smart Thermostat Enhanced, Smart Thermostat Premium |
Google Nest | Google Nest Thermostat, Google Nest Learning Thermostat, Google Nest Thermostat E |
Honeywell Home | Wi-Fi T5+ Smart Thermostat, Wi-Fi T6 Pro Smart Thermostat, Wi-Fi T9 Smart Thermostat, Wi-Fi T10 Smart Thermostat |
Honeywell TCC | Wi-Fi Smart Color Thermostat, Wi-Fi 7-Day Programmable Thermostat, Wi-Fi 9000 7-Day Programmable Thermostat, Wi-Fi 9000 Smart Thermostat, Wi-Fi 7-Day Programmable Smart Thermostat, Wi-Fi VisionPro 8000 Smart Thermostat, Wi-Fi Round Smart Thermostat |
Lux | LUX/GEO, LUX KONO |
Sensi | Sensi™ Wi-Fi Programmable Thermostat, Sensi Touch Wi-Fi Thermostat, Sensi Lite Smart Thermostat, Sensi Touch 2 Smart Thermostat |
Vivint | Radio Thermostat CT100 with Vivint Go!Control Panel |
ou can find the program terms and conditions for all thermostat providers below:
Provider | Terms and Conditions |
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Alarm.com | |
ecobee | |
Google Nest | |
Honeywell | |
Lux | |
Sensi | |
Vivint |
Participating in the program allows Sawnee EMC to make brief, limited adjustments to your home’s thermostat during periods of peak electric demand. These adjustments will only affect the temperature of your home by a few degrees, with minimal impact on comfort. Adjustment periods will occur during weekday afternoons, with each lasting a maximum of five hours.
Yes, you can opt out of any thermostat adjustment for any reason. You can opt out from your thermostat, mobile device, or web app. For the majority of devices, when you opt out of the pre-cool, you are also opting out of the temperature adjustment. If you own an ecobee device, you must also opt out the temperature adjustment.
Typically, NO. Not unless you have multiple HVAC systems, and you have a Load Management switch installed on one (1) HVAC unit, and another unit that does NOT have a switch installed on it. A single HVAC unit cannot participate in the Sawnee Smart Savers program and the Load Management Switch program at the same time. If a member would like to participate in the Sawnee Smart Savers program, the Load Management switch(es) must be removed. If a member applies to enroll in the Sawnee Smart Savers program and Load Management switch(es) are installed, they will receive an email with additional information about how they wish to proceed.
You can reach out to sawnee@energyhub.com.
Send an email to sawnee@energyhub.com requesting to end your participation in Sawnee Smart Savers. Unenrolling from the program will end your participation for all of your enrolled thermostats.
The Google Nest Mini offer was only available for customers who applied by October 31, 2020.
If you unenroll from the program, you can keep your Google Nest Mini, however, you will no longer be eligible to earn your seasonal participation incentive.