Thermostats

Thermostats 3Control your temp the smart way

A thermostat may seem like a basic feature of your home, but it can impact your utility bills. Usually, about half of your electric use is attributable to heating and cooling your home. A thermostat gives you greater control and helps you save money, conserve energy, and increase comfort.

Whether you heat your home with baseboards, wall heaters, a furnace or heat pump, we have a thermostat offer for you.


Incentives we offer for thermostats

We offer rebates to help you pay for your new thermostat. Choose one of these:

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Smart thermostat details

If you heat your home with a furnace or heat pump, a smart thermostat is the smartest way to control the temp of your home.  

A smart thermostat makes it easy to save every month. It can automatically adjust the temperature based on your patterns or when people are home, and you can control it remotely. That way, you never waste money or energy. 

When you buy and install a new smart thermostat, you can get a $75 rebate.  

You can request a rebate for each heating system in your home, up to a maximum of two rebates. Plus, manufacturers and retailers sometimes offer discounts or rebates that you can stack with our rebate for even greater savings.  

Requirements for a smart thermostat rebate: 
  • Your primary heating system is an electric forced air furnace or central heat pump.  
  • The smart thermostat is new and your rebate request is submitted within 90 days of installation.  
  • The smart thermostat you select is listed on the approved products list from the Bonneville Power Administration and includes these features: 
    • Occupancy detection 
    • 7-day programmable or learning-based scheduling 
    • Wi-Fi enabled with remote access 
    • Heat pump auxiliary heat control capabilities 
  • The installation adheres to the manufacturer’s instructions. 

Check out the full list of requirements here 

Not eligible for a smart thermostat rebate:  
  • Thermostats that control cooling-only systems. 
  • Thermostats that control dual-fuel heating systems (such as a gas furnace with an electric heat pump). 
How to request a smart thermostat rebate:  

You can request a rebate online or by using a paper form. Once you submit your form and required documentation, you’ll receive a check within four to six weeks.  

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Line voltage thermostat details

If you heat your home with baseboard or wall heaters, a programmable line voltage thermostat is the one for you.  

When you buy a line voltage thermostat, you can get a $25 rebate for each new thermostat installed. 

Requirements for a line voltage thermostat rebate: 
  • Your primary heating system is electric baseboard heaters or wall heaters.  
  • You must replace each of your existing bi-metal line voltage thermostats with a programmable line voltage thermostat. 
  • The line voltage thermostats are new and your rebate request is submitted within 90 days of installation.  
  • The line voltage thermostats you select are listed on the UL or CSA approved products list and includes these features: 
    • Programmable 
    • Digital display 
    • Include a thermistor temperature sensing element that is accurate within 1.5 degrees or better 
  • The installation adheres to the manufacturer’s instructions. 

Check out the full list of requirements here 

Not eligible for a line voltage thermostat rebate:  
  • Homes heated with a central heating system. 
How to request a line voltage thermostat rebate:  

You can request a rebate online or by using a paper form. Once you submit your form and required documentation, you’ll receive a check within four to six weeks.  

Some restrictions might apply. Program requirements and incentive amounts are subject to change without notice. Check with Tacoma Power for current information. Energy and heating savings are estimates only. Actual savings may vary. Tacoma Power does not make any representations, promises or warranties with respect to actual cost savings from any of the products. Tacoma Power does not endorse any particular contractor, manufacturer or product. 

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