Best Dimplex Control Apps

Nobo Energy Control

by GLEN DIMPLEX EUROPE HOLDINGS LIMITED

Free

Control your home's heating remotely via an app. Set custom schedules and temperatures for different areas to optimize energy usage and maintain comfort. Manage multiple users and system units easily.

Dimplex Home

for your Dimplex heat pump

Free

Control your Dimplex heat pump remotely via your smart device. Monitor status, adjust settings like temperature and modes, and manage access for users. Integrates with ventilation systems for comprehensive home climate control.

Smart Room Heating App

by Glen Dimplex Deutschland GmbH

Free

Control your Dimplex heat pump remotely from your iPhone or iPad. Adjust settings, monitor status, and manage up to 20 rooms with intelligent efficiency.

AIRSTREAM IR

by ACMETEC HOLDINGS LTD

Free

Control ADJ effect lights with IR capabilities from up to 15 feet away. Adjust internal programs, activate sound active mode, and control color and dimmer settings. Features include blackout, temporary full light output, and random strobe effects.

Control Envy

Designed for iPad

Free

This app offers a unified interface to manage video, audio, lighting, and climate systems. It can function as a user interface connected to a dedicated controller or as a standalone controller for direct device management.

KamiBot Control

by 3.14 Co.,Ltd

Free

Control a robot with your device. Adjust LED colors, motor rotation, and movement speed. Detect obstacles and follow black lines for interactive play.

Lupine Light Control 2.0

For Piko R, Blika and Alpha

Free

Take full command of your Alpha, Blika, and Piko R lights. Customize brightness, assign functions to buttons, and create unique profiles for various activities. Access additional light information and adjust speed settings for the Alpha model.

Sensor3 TPSR

by Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.

Free

Configure dimmers in your dimming system wirelessly. Easily set up dimmers by searching for them or scanning QR codes on outlets. Ideal for quickly identifying, testing, and switching between dimmed and switched modes.