Works well
It allows me to control the ZEB easily, from home or away, looks nice and recent updates mean the data is more useful than previous versions. With Tepeo now offering integration with Home Assistant I might not use it as much, but it’s still a good solid reliable App.
Works well
It’s easy to set when the device charges so as to match off peak hours, although it doesn’t have the functionality to pick up extra Intelligent Octopus hours it’s really easy to adjust the timing manually to match.
An improvement would be if it showed kWh in over a set period, but Support will email that data if you ask for it so it’s not a big issue.
An improvement would be if it showed kWh in over a set period, but Support will email that data if you ask for it so it’s not a big issue.
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Suggested improvements
The app covers the basics, but my biggest frustration is its current limitation: you can only boost the heat battery in 30-minute intervals, requiring repeated trips back into the app to boost again. It would be much more convenient to have options like setting a custom duration (e.g., up to X minutes) or choosing a “keep fully charged until [specific time]” feature. This would the work so much better with smart energy tariffs and manually syncing grid balancing signals (free or cheap electricity)
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Connected heating
The app is streamlined and clearly laid out. I am able to make adjustments as needed. The graphs are good.
Could be better
That app does what its supposed too but it frustrating it appears to be missing some basics extras.
The graphs are all very nice but… why cant we switch these to numbers in a list showing energy in/out for the 30 mins slots rather than having to click on each graph peak.
Ability to see daily, weekly, monthly, yearly as a number without having to add up all the graph peaks.
Boost slider bar in 30 min intervals up to max, maybe add the boost option to the app landing screen rather than having to go into the menu?
It would be even better if you gave the residential app the same information as the installer app, pump flow, flow / return temp ect like many HP and GB display.
The graphs are all very nice but… why cant we switch these to numbers in a list showing energy in/out for the 30 mins slots rather than having to click on each graph peak.
Ability to see daily, weekly, monthly, yearly as a number without having to add up all the graph peaks.
Boost slider bar in 30 min intervals up to max, maybe add the boost option to the app landing screen rather than having to go into the menu?
It would be even better if you gave the residential app the same information as the installer app, pump flow, flow / return temp ect like many HP and GB display.
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