Bryant ControlBox

Carrier Corporation

About this app

Control your Bryant® Ductless System with your smartphone. Adjust your home comfort from anywhere using our Bryant ControlBox app. It’s easy when you choose one of our Wi-Fi® compatible Ductless Systems. Not only are these systems perfect for providing areas of your home with precise temperature control without ductwork, they can sync with your home Wi-Fi® network. This gives you 24/7 control of your heating and cooling from anywhere using your smartphone.

Remote Connectivity - Control your Bryant Ductless System’s fan or heating and cooling modes anytime, anywhere, using the Bryant ControlBox app for Android™ devices.

Temperature Scheduling - Save energy by setting your Ductless System with the Bryant ControlBox app to automatically adjust your home’s temperature at different parts of the day.

Wi-Fi® Compatibility for Every Budget - Bryant offers a complete line of Ductless Systems that can sync with the Bryant ControlBox app through your Wi-Fi® network. Talk to your Bryant dealer to determine the Ductless System that is right for you

Ratings and reviews

Does it's job I suppose. I wish there was a way to track how often during the day it was running. I track all this through my sensi touch 2 thermostat and love it. Might not be possible with something that is variable speed.

As most reviews have indicated the app crashes when you got to settings, which is where the scheduler is. Update, App does not work on my android phone at all now. Adjusting the temperature still work via Bluestats on my PC. Turns out the Midea Air app does work, just login using your Bryant credentials.

No, this app doesn't actually work anymore (and I don't think it ever did) but my Bryant ductless unit works with the "G-Life" app from Nortek Global HVAC. I think Gree originally wrote the protocol (and designed the system) but their app is not only broken, but super sketchy, security wise. The G-Life app only shows up if I search for it on my phone from 2015 (must not work on new android versions) but if you're looking to reverse-engineer the protocol (like I am) then it may be a start.

What's new

This version fixed incompatibility issues on some phones.