High holding temp on Ecobee

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Jeremy Kuether

• July 13, 2025 00:01

I have Flair vents in 4 rooms. When I set one room to a lower temp, the system runs until it hits the room average temp. For example, my set point in Flair is 74. I lower my den to 72. When the Ecobee hits an average temp for all my rooms, say 73, it stops. Then my Ecobee shows “78/Holding” and the system stays off. I don’t want the house to get that hot, so I have to cancel the holding temp on the Ecobee. This doesn’t seem like how this is supposed to work. My basic need is to make one room colder than the rest during the day, then another colder then the rest at night. Unfortunately I don’t understand how to make that happen. Looking for any help. Thanks.

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  James C.

  • July 17, 2025 17:31

  Hi Jeremy Kuether,

  I see you wrote in to our support team about this a few days ago.  We will be happy to assist you and dial in your specific settings via this ticket.

  Thanks for being a valued Flair customer.

  Regards,

  The Flair Team

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  Alexandre Dokoutchaev

  • July 18, 2025 03:41

  Very same question. Send e-mail with it, but no answer for a few days now.

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  Daniel DeNoia

  • July 20, 2025 02:11

  Same question for me as well.  What is the process for getting this to work properly. 

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  Cliff Cagle

  • July 21, 2025 21:07

  also same question. currently running schedules in both systems with ecobee setting the setpoint due to high hold temps being pushed flair

   

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