Thermostat and Humidistat

Guide summarizing the main thermostat features; the steps described also apply to the humidistat and, in general, to the management of any sensor for which control has been enabled.

The app lets you adjust temperature, create weekly events (for automated control), and detect when the associated load (for example, a solenoid valve) is active. In this short guide, we will show a simple example.

Once the app is open, tap the room/group where you want to adjust the temperature. In this example, we will modify the settings for the Bedroom.

Sensors Page

Open the Sensors page (button in the bottom bar) to view thermostats, humidistats, sensors, and other devices in that room/group.

In the image, you can see a single thermostat; the interface makes it easy to understand the current configuration:

• transparency and the OFF label indicate that it is currently off

• the measured temperature is 28.9°C

Now tap the thermostat to edit its settings.

Activation and Adjustment

After tapping the thermostat, you will see the following page.

To activate the thermostat, tap the power button ⏻.

To adjust the temperature, you can use the - and + buttons or tap the value to enter the setpoint directly. If the thermostat supports both heating and cooling, you can choose the mode in the dedicated section.

For now, we will just activate the thermostat and set the temperature to 27°C. Then press the Save button at the top right ✓.

After saving, the thermostat display will look like this.

Where the OFF label previously appeared, you now see the 27°C setpoint, and the thermostat is no longer transparent.

The bright blue background behind the setpoint indicates a thermostat cooling call, so the associated loads (for example, a solenoid valve) will be activated.

When the room reaches the set temperature, the blue background will appear less intense, as shown in the following image.

Calendar

To enable automatic thermostat control, you can configure events in the dedicated calendar.

To access the calendar, simply tap the dedicated icon on the thermostat.

Once the calendar page is open, tap the + button at the top right to create a new event. The following screen will open.

In addition to defining the event name, you can select the days of the week and the event start/end time. You can also define the desired setpoint and mode (heating/cooling).

Main options:

• event name

• toggle to enable/disable the event

• day-of-week selection

• event start and end time

• setpoint and mode configuration

• whether to activate or deactivate the thermostat during that time slot

• option to deactivate the thermostat at the end of the event

The Deactivate at end of event option (enabled by default) automatically turns off the thermostat at the end of the time slot.

Often, you do not want to completely turn off the thermostat, but instead adjust the setpoint to a lower/higher value (depending on whether you are in heating or cooling mode). To do this, disable this option and create additional events with the desired setpoint.

If there are active events, the calendar icon will be shown in blue.

Events use impulsive management by default, so even if you are currently within one of the configured time slots, you can still manually adjust the setpoint. This temporary setting will be kept until a new event is executed.

Example

In the event below, we selected every day and set the time slot to 19:00 - 23:00.

We then set a 26.5°C setpoint and choose Cooling as mode. We also disable the Deactivate at end of event option, so the thermostat will not be turned off at the end of the time slot.

Then tap Save at the top right to confirm the configuration.

Tips

If you press and hold the thermostat, a simpler interface will appear, where you can quickly adjust the setpoint.

You can also quickly access the thermostat by tapping the temperature value shown on rooms/groups in the main screen. In this case too, after a long press, the quick setpoint screen will be displayed.