We all want our smart home devices to work seamlessly with one another. Having Ring connect to your thermostat would bring in the final piece of the puzzle to make it become complete.

Does Ring work with any thermostats? You can control a Nest thermostat through Ring by using the IFTTT app. The Ring Doorbell 2 also works with the following:

  • Ecobee4 Smart ThermostatHoneywell Lyric T5 Wi-Fi ThermostatCarrier Cor 5C Thermostat

Now, Ring does not have any official third-party thermostat partnerships or a thermostat of their own at the moment. However, there are ways to make some thermostats work through other means.

Curious if Ring works with other stuff? Read about if Ring works with Google Home here or if it works with Alexa here.

What Thermostats Work With Ring?

The Nest Thermostat has the capacity to work with the Ring app with the aid of the IFTTT app. With the IFTTT app, it connects all of your apps and devices together so that there is a seamless connection between them all.

With the Ring Doorbell 2, there are a few thermostats that will work with it. Those thermostats are the following:

  • Ecobee Smart ThermostatHoneywell Lyric T5 Wi-Fi ThermostatCarrier Cor 5C ThermostatEmerson Sensi Touch Wi-Fi ThermostatLennox iComfort E30 Smart ThermostatLux Kono Smart Thermostat

With the ability to use Alexa, you can control your thermostat by voice commands and with the Alexa app. Make sure that all of your devices are on the same wi-fi so that they can connect and identify each other.

Video Doorbells That Work With Smart Thermostats

So far Ring has not stated if they will be integrating the feature to work with smart thermostats into their system. Google’s Nest system is currently the smart home system that offers integration with its video doorbell and thermostat.

There could be more useful for apps like IFTTT that will allow you to connect your devices together on one app. The other possibility is that there could be an uprise in devices that use Z-Wave.

Z-Wave is a wireless software that is already embedded into a device, that allows another device with Z-Wave to communicate with it. Z-Wave uses low-energy radio waves to help push the connection between two devices.