EasyStart

CseaTec LLC

About this app

Monitoring, troubleshooting, relearning, and upgrading your Micro-Air EasyStart can now be accomplished via a Bluetooth LE connection and this simple and free application. EasyStart is the very popular soft starter for air conditioning applications, manufactured in the USA by Micro-Air, Inc. EasyStart is world famous since it allows you to start and run your air conditioner on a limited power source like a generator or inverter, when it otherwise would not have been possible. Thousands have been sold into the marine, RV, and home/commercial markets. The newest versions of EasyStart that have Bluetooth LE capability utilize this application for easy troubleshooting, uploading of detailed test data to Micro-Air with a single button tap, and downloading of new firmware versions, if available. Visit www.microair.net to find out more about the Micro-Air EasyStart and to order yours today.

Ratings and reviews

It''s very nice to be able to see the monitoring function of these easy starts. However, the Bluetooth range is ridiculously short. I have to literally walk next to my house to connect although both of my AC units are on the other side of the wall that my bed sits against. Maybe it's the brick but I can't give it 5 stars because of that. The FLEX units are the best on the market but connectivity is not as good as it should be.

The soft start for my 3.5 ton works as advertised but I spent more money thinking the app would have more features. The Bluetooth only works 8' away and no walls in-between. Also only works if the unit is on, they could fix this by having a jumper for comstant power I'm sure. Only time you can view data is if it's running and that's live data. If the software writers are reading this add a way to monitor kw usage, live wattage, data storage in app. Otherwise save the money and get a basic softst

Works great so far. I only wish there was some kind of logging. I did see the response that it is not possible because there is no calendar or clock. However there could be like a "snapshot" feature that would allow the data just retrieved to be appended to a file with a table that would have its own timestamp field. This would not be a realtime data logger, but would be a simple way to save historical data whenever it is taken. As a programmer, I believe this to be an easy feature to add.

What’s new

This update further corrects some screen layout/interference issues introduced in Android 15 that affect newer, full-screen phones.