- Category: Lifestyle
- First released: July 6, 2011
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: TRANE U.S. INC
- com.schlagelink.ios.iphone
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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8 of 25The scheduling interface is one of the worst UIs I’ve ever seen…
This connection is an awesome tool to control home temps during the day or night
Trane home is inadequate in every sense of the way. <br/>#1 Trane does not support their own equipment or phone app.<br/>#2 they pawn you off to the installers who have no ability to help you with the app. <br/>#3 you have no (actual) ability to program and control your heat pump from your phone as the app does not reconnect unless you (refresh) the connection. I have had my heat pump for 3 months and it has been the worst decision I have made in 10 years
The ability to set schedules are making my life easier in summer!
For setting your temperature remotely, it is fine. My biggest complaint is that it does not always send a system alert to your phone when there is a problem. You still have to check your installed thermostat manually to make sure that there is no problem with the unit. Twice now I have had problems that weren’t caught until the temperature became noticeably hotter. If the app had notified me of the error code, I could have scheduled service sooner.
limited access to settings such as current fan speed. Used to have access to compare usage year over year, that’s now gone.
I have the HVAC system set on a hold at 72 degrees and the system allows the temp to go up to 76 degrees before it kicks back on to cool the house down. I would like that to hold closer to 72 not 76. Not impressed. I will never recommend this to anyone.
Love the help you get when you have an issue. You all answer the phone and handle the issue fast! Thanks for all the good work. You all get an 10 in my book. 🙂
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