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ability to control by zone is great. I do doubt the real temperature of the room versus the temperature recorded. Also there are some annoying optimisation and automation rules that whikst funky and valuable are damn complex to control and manage. For example if the zoned area thinks a wondow is open it drops the thermostat control to 5 degC. This is annoying when you know that there was no window open and you want to override it. otherwise a great system and oays back within 2 years.
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Chris McGookin
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Had Evohome many years and it works reliably. The app is basic but works and once setup I don't touch it too often. Main omission is probably geofence . For this and a few other advanced automations like switching off completely when doors open or when ambient above a level I use other home automation apps. Main thing I don't like is lack of debug. There are occasions when boiler is running and Evohome gives no way to find out where or why demand has come from.
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Charlie G
The app works but it is in need of serious development when compared to the competition. Areas for improvement are; visual appearance as it's very blocky and outdated, controls for zones and hot water need improving to include the option to set a selection of rooms, or the whole multi zone house to a specific temperature for a given amount of time. Scheduled should also be amendable from the app. These updates would bring significantly more fictionality to the app which, at its core, works.