Selmo Comfort vs Thermostat Controller

- Always manage room temperature regulation all around the house - Set the temperatures of each operating mode - Set the operating mode among those already available on your thermostat - Set a weekly schedule for each thermostat - Turn on and off all functions of each thermostat - Conveniently organize your thermostats into groups - Monitor the performance of your heating system Connect to the Wi-Fi network generated by the thermostat to connect it to your home network and you’ll be able to effortlessly control it directly from the app anytime and anywhere, adding them to your personal account. What do I do to configure a new thermostat? - Once you have downloaded the app, make sure you are connected to the Internet and create your personal account by entering an email address and a password - Start the configuration procedure directly from the app tapping [+ Add New Thermostat] - Follow the on-screen instructions carefully, step by step - Connect the thermostat to your home Wi-Fi network - Link the thermostat to your account through the thermostat QR code - Give the thermostat a name and place it in a group and it will appear in your list of devices - Now you have control of the thermostat. Enjoy. You can locally control all compatible thermostats like the One through the Comfort One app: - Tap on the “BLE” tab and then on [+ Add new thermostat] to begin the search. Make sure that Location services and Bluetooth are turned on. - Tap on any detected thermostat to give it a name. - The thermostat will be added to your list of thermostats and you’ll be able to control it when you’re in its proximity. The app can be used with any compatible Selmo thermostat. You will need a wireless network with Internet access to take advantage of the thermostat remote control functionality of the app.

This app lets you view the data from and control your Venstar thermostat locally. Note: "Locally" refers to the fact that your Venstar thermostat has a local API. This app is interacting with this local API. Meaning, unless you have remote mode enabled and are running the companion app on a computer, then, if your phone isn't connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your thermostat, you won't be able to read from it or control it. Data you can view: * Current temperature * Set temperature * Humidity * Mode (heat, cool, auto) * Fan state * Today’s runtime * Runtime for each day of the past week * The average daily runtime for the past week What you can control: * Increase/decrease the set temperature * Change the mode (heating, cooling, auto) * Change the fan mode (always on or auto) Optional push notifications are available to let you know when the thermostat state changes from idle to active (e.g. heating or cooling) or vice versa. These push notifications require the companion app to be running on a computer as well as an API key. More info here: https://thermostat-controller.studiojq.io/push An optional remote mode is now also available, which lets you view your thermostat data while not on the same Wi-Fi network as the thermostat (i.e. from anywhere). This remote mode requires the companion app to be running on a computer as well as an API key. The remote mode is view only. You cannot control your thermostat remotely. More info here: https://thermostat-controller.studiojq.io/remote Documentation: https://thermostat-controller.studiojq.io