Configuring the seasonal comfort mode

Using the Wiser Home app, you can configure the seasonal comfort mode to define the desired temperature and location of the shutters and sensors in the home.

Pre-requisite:

Shutters must be installed at home.
Add your address to the account. Tap > Account > My Home.
Calibrate your shutters.
Refer to Shutter calibration or Shutter calibration with tilting slats based on the shutter type.
The Outdoor Motion Sensor detects light and external temperature.
Make sure that the Outdoor Motion Sensor is facing towards the floor and not facing the sun.

To configure the seasonal comfort mode:

On the Home screen, tap > Smart Modes > Seasonal Comfort Mode.

Details about the seasonal comfort mode are displayed.

Swipe left to see the additional details and tap Next > Continue to start configuring the seasonal comfort mode.

Define the orientation in which the shutters are installed at home:
1. Select the orientation in which each shutter is installed at home and tap Next.
2. If any shutter is covering a door, tap Yes I have shutters over a door.
  
  TIP: If no shutter is covering a door or you have an alternative way to enter your home, tap No, next step and continue with step 4. In this case, the seasonal comfort mode close the shutters fully while you're outside.
3. Select the shutters covering the doors from the list (A) and then tap Next.
  
  The selected shutters will close up to 50% in order to make sure that you do not get locked out when doors are covered by shutters.
Set the desired inside and outside discomfort temperatures and then tap Next.

NOTE: Discomfort temperature refers to a temperatures above which an individual feels uncomfortable. When the ambient temperature raises above the set inside and outside discomfort temperatures, the seasonal comfort mode closes the shutters to maintain the indoor temperature. Maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature helps improve well-being and productivity.

Select the orientation in which the light sensors and the outside temperature sensors are installed at home:

Select the orientation in which the light sensors are installed and tap Next.

NOTE: If the light sensors are not installed, this page will not appear.

Tap Yes to select the orientation of the outside temperature sensors.

NOTE: You can tap No if the outside temperature sensors are not installed.

Tap Next to define the time when the seasonal comfort mode will BEGIN AT and the time when it will FINISH AT.

NOTE: You can start and stop the seasonal comfort mode some time before or after the sunrise/sunset.
This improves the accuracy of the settings when light sensors are not installed and your building is blocked by another building or a mountain that obstructs the sunlight from reaching your location.
Tap Next.
If all the rooms in the home have temperature sensors, configuration of the seasonal comfort mode is done.

If shutters are available in rooms without temperature sensors, you can control those shutters as follows:

NOTE: Wiser Home app displays the rooms without temperature sensors in list (B).

Select a room from the list (B) and tap Next.
You can use one of the following as a reference temperature for the selected room:
- Temperature detected by temperature sensor of another room.
- Average temperature detected by all the temperature sensors at home.
1. To use the temperature of another room as the reference temperature:
  1. Select a room from the list (C).
    
    NOTE: The temperature of the selected room will be considered as the reference temperature.
  2. Go back to the previous page and tap Next to complete the setup.
2. To use the average temperature detected by all the temperature sensors as the reference temperature:
  1. Tap Use average home temp (D).
  2. Tap Yes, i’m sure to complete the setup.

Tap Done to see the updated configuration.

Seasonal comfort mode has been successfully configured. Your supported devices will now be adjusted to optimize heating and cooling in your home.