Alarm.com Skill - Interact with thermostats through Amazon Alexa

There are three ways to interact with your thermostats: by name, by location, or by general device type.

To interact by name, use the exact device name in the command.
To interact by location, The location must be in the device name.

Example: The thermostat is named Living Room Thermostat. You could say, "Alexa, ask Alarm.com to turn my AC on in the living room."
To interact by general device type, use the words “thermostat”, “therm”, “temperature”, or “temp”.

Example: "Alexa, ask Alarm.com to set the temp to 71 degrees." This will only work if you have one thermostat.

The following list of commands is a small subset of the possible things you can say to your thermostat.

Note: The example thermostat commands are on a thermostat with the name Living Room Thermostat.

AC or Heat - The temperature value will be set or increased/decreased to the commanded value.
Auto - Adjusting the temperature while in Auto mode sets either the high or low setpoint. You cannot change both the mode and the setpoint in one command.

Example: "Alexa, ask Alarm.com to Set thermostat auto mode to 85 degrees" does not work. However, "Alexa, ask Alarm.com to Change the thermostat to Auto mode," followed by "Alexa, ask Alarm.com to Set the low setpoint to 68" does work.
Off - No adjustment commands will work and you will be prompted with what mode you would like to change to.

Thermostat commands are also supported through the Alarm.com Smart Home skill. To learn more, see Smart Home Skill - Interact with thermostats through Amazon Alexa.