Thermostats, Air Conditioning & Ventilation

Climate

Thermostat

Controls the heating (or cooling) of a room around a set temperature.

At a glance: name, the current room temperature, the setpoint, and the active mode.

Detail page — tap the device body:

1. A temperature dial shows the room temperature within the sensor's range, with the setpoint marked.
2. − and + adjust the setpoint. The step size matches the active mode.
3. Mode buttons select Comfort, Standby, or Night — each mode has its own target temperature, set by your installer.
4. Boost sets Comfort mode and a setpoint of 25 °C for a fixed time. You cannot choose another temperature.
   • Tap a duration on the Boost card: 30 min, 1 h, 2 h, or 3 h. The boost starts at once, without confirmation.
   • While a boost runs, the card reads Active with the minutes left, and the mode and setpoint controls step aside — the boost owns the device.
   • Tap Cancel at any time to end the boost early. A running boost cannot be extended: cancel it and start a new one.
   • When the boost ends (or you cancel it), a thermostat without a weekly program returns to the mode and setpoint it had before. A thermostat with a weekly program takes the mode scheduled for that moment, and its setpoint stays at 25 °C until you lower it.
5. A link to the weekly program lets the thermostat follow a schedule (see “Weekly Schedules”). Manual control, boost, and the program are three ways to drive the same device — boost always wins while it runs.

🏷️ Availability: You start a boost on a phone or a tablet. The wall panel has no duration buttons; while a boost runs, it shows the minutes left and a button to cancel it.

Air conditioning

Controls a heating/cooling unit.

At a glance: name, the room temperature, the setpoint, and whether the unit is running.

Detail page:

1. ON / OFF for the unit.
2. Mode buttons: Heat, Cool, or Auto (the unit decides).
3. The setpoint slider and − / + buttons set the target temperature.
4. The ambient reading shows the measured room temperature.
5. A link to the weekly program (see “Weekly Schedules”) — schedules work the same way as on thermostats.

Ventilation

Controls a mechanical ventilation unit.

At a glance: name, the current speed as a 3-bar indicator (one bar = low, three bars = high).

Detail page:

1. Speed buttons: low, medium, high.
2. On the automatic sub-type, an Automatic button hands control to the unit; while automatic mode runs, the manual speed buttons are hidden.
3. Boost runs the ventilation at maximum speed — useful after cooking or a shower. Tap Activate on the Boost card; the button then reads Active. This boost has no timer: it stays on until you tap Active to switch it off.