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I don't know what needs to happen under the hood, but as someone with a Mitsubishi heat pump, if you could demonstrably make it a Kumo Cloud-beater, you'd proba
by psunavy03 1y ago
I don't know what needs to happen under the hood, but as someone with a Mitsubishi heat pump, if you could demonstrably make it a Kumo Cloud-beater, you'd probably increase sales. Mitsubishi supposedly has the best hardware out there, but their cloud solution S U C K S . . .
You can't even connect it to WiFi with an iOS 18 device due to a so-called "known issue" with iOS 18's Bluetooth architecture. Like what, I'm supposed to buy a new Android device just to hook up your dongle?
Supposedly there's some secret sauce their proprietary thermostats have that third-party ones don't to increase efficiency, or that's what the sales guys claim.
- exmadscientist 1y agoThere is this guy: https://clima.protoart.net/ https://clima.protoart.net/ It looks to tick a lot of boxes but isn't quite what I want, and is just expensive enough that I haven't pulled the trigger to test one out anyway. It seems to be well regarded if it does what you're looking for. (I really only want to add wall thermostats to a new-built house that was designed for mini-splits for the beginning, so it has crappy remotes but no wall thermostats, and to have some button I can press for "all off" to make sure all the mini-splits are actually off. Other features welcome, but those are what I'm really after.)
- nemosaltat 1y agoI was just looking for something almost exactly like this, I have 4 mini-splits, so Arizone would be ~$1,000. This uses the CN104 and looks like it does what Airzone does at ¼ the price. I’ll gamble on one.
- fantasy2 1y agoThis thing is ticking off a lot of boxes for me. What features are you missing? I read a lot of good reviews on reddit and home assistant forum so ordered one to try out.