A home HVAC system can be complicated. Luckily, PG&E rebates aren't. ... An HVAC system accounts for up to 44 percent of a typical home energy bill.
How do I uninstall PGE Smart AC?
What if I want to stop participating in SmartAC? Call us at 1-866-908-4916 to disable your SmartAC device.
What is smart rate PGE?
SmartRate is a tool that helps you manage your summer electricity costs and conserve California's power grid. When you're on the SmartRate plan, you pay a reduced electric rate from June 1 through September 30 in exchange for shifting or reducing your electricity usage when SmartDays™ are called.
Is PG&E controlling my AC?
If your central air conditioner is in an unsafe place for viewing please call PG&E first at 1-866-908-4916. ... It will be installed on or near the outside components of your AC unit.
Can PG&E control your thermostat?
COURTESY PHOTO - An automatic thermostat can be remotely controlled by PGE to lower your electric bills. ... "The program works with your home's thermostat to adjust settings to reduce energy use during high-demand events, such as the hottest summer afternoons or coldest winter mornings," said Steve Corson, PGE spokesman.Jun 13, 2018
What is the Smart AC?
What Is a Smart AC? Unlike conventional air conditioners, Smart ACs allow you to maintain your home temperature using a smartphone. Their functionality can be controlled via an app that you can download on your phone or tablet. Moreover, they can also be connected to smart home systems or voice assistants.Apr 9, 2020
What is a PG&E smart meter?
SmartMeter™ is a system that collects electric and natural gas use data from your home or business. Electric meters record home usage hourly and commercial usage in every 15 minutes. ... This data is sent periodically to PG&E through a secure wireless communication network.
What is a PG&E smart day?
SmartDay events are called on especially hot days when demand for California's electricity resources peak. Participants are asked to shift or reduce electricity usage between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. when SmartDays are called. ... On SmartDays, electric rates are higher during the event hours of 2–7 p.m.