Ceiling light
Living room · 70% warm
On
The living room is warm, the porch light came on at dusk and nothing is open that should be shut.
Living room · 70% warm
Whole house · to 21 degrees
Kitchen · idle since 18:05
Hall · locked at 18:52
Thursday so far. See every device
Five devices, three of them on. 20.5 degrees and settling.
Measured by the radiator valve every ten minutes.
Plug a device in and hold its button for five seconds. It shows up here.
Add a device38.2 kWh from Friday to Thursday, by device.
| Device | Room | Hours on | kWh | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radiators | Whole house | 61 | 21.4 | 56% |
| Oven | Kitchen | 5 | 7.8 | 20% |
| Washing machine | Hall | 4 | 4.1 | 11% |
| Lights | Whole house | 88 | 3.2 | 8% |
| Kitchen speaker | Kitchen | 19 | 1.7 | 5% |
72 of 180 kWh used with 23 days to go.
A routine runs a scene at a time, or when somebody comes home.
Short answers on devices, scenes and what happens when the internet is down.
Anything that speaks to the hub can join the house: lamps, plugs, valves, locks and speakers.
Plug the device in and hold its button for five seconds, until it blinks. The hub lists it under a short code such as LAMP-07, and you give it a name and a room.
Most devices that stay hidden are too far from the hub or were paired to another house before.
Once it is in, switch it from its room or put it in a routine.
Moving it to a room Batteries Inviting people Offline devices Energy budget
Yes. Switches, scenes and routines run on the hub. Only the view from outside the house needs a connection.
Only people you invited as residents. Guests see the lights and nothing else.
Plugs and valves report what they draw. Devices that cannot report are estimated from their hours on.