CoolCloud HVAC 2.0 User Reviews

CoolCloud HVAC 2.0
CoolCloud HVAC 2.0
Goodman Manufacturing Company, L.P.

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No more crashes with IOS system.

Finally I can access to the furnace settings from my iPhone without experiencing crashes. Thanks for the App update!

Request

Would love a dark mode icon it’s the only app on my phone without one.

Terrible app

This is next to useless. Doesn’t remember device so you have to pair every time and only works within a foot of the thermostat

App is a waste of time

This is the second board I try sink in and nothing app is garbage and also Goodman

Still can’t push firmware updates

Same issue as version 1.0 - I’m unable to push firmware updates to the system and furnace. I have a 3 year old “critical update” that fails every time.

Good idea, needs better implementation

App works well while you are right next to the equipment, however, there seems to be some issues in the fact that the app lacks the ability to control the equipment consistently, ie. overriding the thermostat and putting it into test mode, etc.

It also seems to have difficulty showing accurate information on things such as heat pump status and numbers. I ran a system in cooling mode for well over 5 minutes and never saw a change in any of the numbers for cooling percentage, PSI, etc.
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Right direction, needs enhancements

The 2.0 version of the app makes right changes to the original version. Now it does not need login. It is also supporting wider variety of products including non-communicating furnaces. It is a installer facing app and not intended for homeowners- however curious homeowners can gain insight from the app if they want.

A persistent problem is missing shared data for newer models. Company should make more effort to support all models.
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Needs work

Once you pair to the app to the air handler, it should remember the phone. You have to retrieve a code from the air handler everytime you want to connect to it.