Cooper&Hunter Remote

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About this app

The Cooper&Hunter Remote app enables a wide range of options for controlling Cooper&Hunter WiFi-Ready A/C units. Easily install a C&H WiFi Kit for each so they can be controlled independently using your mobile device.

This app will enable you to easily turn your units ON and OFF, set the temperature for each room, alternate between C° and F°, switch modes (COOL, HEAT, AUTO, and FAN), and adjust the fan speed (LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, and TURBO).

The C&H Remote Schedule allows you to set daily or weekly controls on your unit so it can automatically turn ON and OFF, as well as adjust to set temperatures and modes, according to your customizations.

The Sleep Curve feature allows very specific customization in regards to how your unit will operate throughout the night. This provides a great opportunity to save energy as the human body more easily acclimates to various temperatures when it is sleeping.

If you experience any malfunctions or issues with your C&H unit, the Check Function will scan for error codes, which will help to pinpoint the problem when troubleshooting and/or maintenance are required.

The QR Share Access feature makes it easy for multiple users, such as members of a household or corporate office team members, to control the climate settings.

This app is compatible with North/ South American Models.

Ratings and reviews

Crashes and doesn't work at all anymore. Previous review: In app experience is OK - I can't find the setting to switch the weather info from C to F. And when I connected with Google Home I could only turn the mini split on or off, not control the temperature setting. This is a huge miss for me, and should be easily rectified as T-stats are a common control in this ecosystem.

Purchased the adaptor to control my C&H mini-split A/C. Downloaded the software and began setup. That's about as far as I got... Why does an A/C control app need access to my photos, microphone, camera? This doesn't make sense to me. Will likely return if after some research I don't find a compelling and reasonable excuse for these access requirements.

Seems to work well controlling my 12000 btu minisplit in our guest house via wifi; it seems to have all the functions that the physical remote has, and the user interface is fine. My only complaint is that only one phone can "own" the minisplit unit at any one time. After setting it up on my phone, I then set it up on my wife's phone, only to discover that my phone was no longer able to control it. (And my wife's phone could no longer control it when I reattached it to mine.)

What’s new

This version added "Thermostat" into product category.