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Learn how to customize your interface for
wall-mounted heat pump
Learn how to customize your interface
for wall-mounted heat pump
The temperature detected by the heat pump.
The temperature you wish to achieve in the room. You can increase or decrease the setting by pressing the arrows.
The graphical representation of the heat pump’s status. This is where you can see if the heat pump is activated.
When the heat pump is off, the color of the line changes to grey.
This is where you can customize and modify the various parameters of the wall-mounted heat pump interface, which are explained later.
This is where you can view the automations that include this device.
You can select different modes for your wall-mounted heat pump: air conditioning, heating, dehumidification, fan, and off.*
You can choose the fan speed from several options: high, medium, low, auto.*
You can select the angle of the louvers according to the options offered on your heat pump.
*The options offered may vary depending on the heat pump model used
When you have multiple wall-mounted heat pump interfaces in the same location, it can be convenient to rename them or assign them to a particular room.
This feature can also be very useful if you use voice assistants like Google Assistant or Alexa.
To do this, you need to access the interface settings by pressing the icon
in Neviweb.
It is in the settings section that you can customize your use of the wall-mounted heat pump interface by configuring the various parameters.
Allows you to select the wall-mounted heat pump model to display only the options available for that model.
The temperature format displayed on the thermostat screen
Option to ignore the device’s remote control
The maximum air conditioning setpoint temperature available on the thermostat
The minimum air conditioning setpoint temperature available on the thermostat
The minimum heating setpoint temperature available on the thermostat
The maximum heating setpoint temperature available on the thermostat
The wall-mounted heat pump display
The mode chosen for your heat pump will influence the status of the selected thermostats.
If your heat pump is in cooling mode, the thermostats will be disabled.
This prevents heating and air conditioning from operating simultaneously by selecting thermostats for electric heating that will be activated or deactivated depending on the heat pump’s mode.
Find below the problem you are experiencing to know what to do.
If you still need help , contact Sinopé technical support.