Issues

In the old app, outdoor rooms did not affect the average temperature in the home. In the new app outdoor rooms are included in this average. This needs to be fixed.

When the zigbee bulbs turn off, the toggle switch bounces back to the on position after 1-2 seconds. On attempt #2 to turn off, the toggle switch stays off

Not possible to change / add “function” on this device. Says “None” and will not have any effect using this… Please fix this. Thanks!

I have several temperature sensors in the same room. Both the smoke detector, the door sensor and the Danfoss wall thermostat record the temperature. It appears that the app calculates averages of these. The correct thing would be if the room thermostat is used to sense and control the temperature. It's the one people in the room relate to when they want to control the temperature without using the app.

Today there are “expensive” (orange) hours in the evening, so VVB stands and waits until 0000 when the hours after midnight are “cheap” (green). But the problem is that the green hours here are more expensive than the orange ones. It seems that the algorithm only takes into account prices within the same 24 hours, not the next. It should be a simple fix to include the next 24 hours prices as soon as they become available.

I think it would be nice to be able to see the spot price for the coming hours which you can for example in tibber if you click on spot price on the home screen.

The integration in the playground periodically stops receiving data from pulse. Must start and stop the integration to receive data. May work for a couple of days after reboot.

I guess a norwegian app should have relatively dot-free norwegian language, not look like a google translation - “cover never removed” eg makes little sense. A trifle of course, but a little annoying every time one sees that it is not fixed in a new update.

Hey. I have a Høiax Connect where in the app it can be set to control by electricity price. The app sets how many cheap hours per day the preparer should go. I can then take advantage of the ex. 5 cheapest hours. In Futurehome I have to set the control to 0% below the average price as there may be very little fluctuation in the electricity price on some days. If I set a lower% below the electricity price, I may run the risk that it will not heat for some days. Defining the number of hours would therefore be a very good saving measure. For now, therefore, I do not use the function of Høiax in Futurehome. Mvh Ove