A weekly schedule (Weekly program) lets a climate device follow a repeating weekly routine — for example "Comfort at 06:30 on weekdays, Night at 22:00 every day". Once the program is on, the device changes mode by itself and you only touch it for exceptions.
🏷️ Availability: Weekly schedules are available on thermostats and air conditioning devices.
How a schedule works — change points
A schedule is a list of changes (change points), not time blocks. Each change says: at this time, on these days, switch to this mode. There is no end time — the mode holds until the next change, even past midnight or over the weekend.
Example: with only two changes, "Comfort at 06:30 Mon–Fri" and "Night at 22:00 Mon–Fri", the device stays in Night mode all weekend, because no change happens until Monday 06:30.
📘 Note: A schedule can hold up to 50 changes. When the limit is reached, the add button reads Limit of 50 changes reached.
Opening a device's schedule
- Open the device's detail page (tap the thermostat or air-conditioning widget).
- On a phone, tap the Weekly program card under the mode buttons. On a tablet or a wall panel, tap the calendar icon in the header.
The schedule page shows the master Program active switch, the next upcoming change ("Next change · Comfort at 06:30 · in 2 h"), the RESULTING WEEK strip, and the CHANGES list.



Adding or editing a change
- Tap Add a change (or tap an existing change to edit it).
- Under SWITCH TO, choose the target mode: Comfort, Standby or Night on a thermostat; Off, Heating, Cooling or Auto on an air conditioner.
- Under STARTING AT, tap − or + to set the time. The time moves in 15-minute steps.
- Under THE DAYS, tap the weekdays the change applies to. Select at least one day; Save stays dimmed until you do.
- Tap Save. The program is stored and applied at once: the device takes the mode the program gives for the present moment.
The sentence under the fields confirms what you built: "The device will switch to Comfort at 06:30 and stay there until the next change — a change has no end time." A wall panel shows a shorter form of the same sentence.
📘 Note: A change carries a mode only, never a temperature. The setpoint stays what the device or you have set.



Pausing a change, or the whole program
- One change: turn off its switch in the CHANGES list, or open it and turn off Change active. The change is kept but skipped — the list marks it Paused.
- The whole program: turn off Program active at the top. The page confirms "Program switched off — your changes are kept", and the device stays under manual control until you switch the program back on.
Schedules, Boost, and restarts
- A thermostat Boost holds the program back, for the mode only. A thermostat Boost (see “Thermostats, Air Conditioning & Ventilation”) always sets Comfort mode and a 25 °C setpoint for the duration you choose. A change that comes due while the Boost runs is not applied. When the Boost ends, the program puts the thermostat in the mode scheduled for that moment. The program never writes a temperature, so the setpoint stays at 25 °C: lower it yourself.
- A ventilation Boost is not timed. On a ventilation device, Boost is an Activate / Active button without a duration: it stays on until you tap it again. Ventilation devices have no weekly program.
- A manual mode change holds until the next change. It is also replaced when you save the program again.
- After a server restart, the schedule catches up: the device is set to the mode the program gives for that moment. A thermostat Boost does not survive a restart.
- Edits sync instantly. A change saved on one phone appears on every connected phone and tablet immediately.