Checklist for the perfect room temperature: 

Living room: 20 °C

Bedroom: 17 °C

Kitchen: 18 °C

Definitely not. Eve Thermo is designed so you can fit it yourself: Simply unscrew your existing thermostat using your fingers (use a wrench if necessary), screw on Eve Thermo, and set it up in just a few steps using the Eve app. And there’s no need to sweat about swapping thermostats as there’s zero chance of water escaping. 

No. With Eve, you can use all the features whenever you want without needing to register or subscribe. 

Adding Matter-enabled Eve devices to your smart home is fast and easy - the only other thing you need it the right hub. Which hub is right for you depends on which smart home platform(s) you'd like to control your home with. Find the right hub here.

Yes. AA batteries keep Eve Thermo powered even in the event of a power outage. Eve Thermo doesn’t use cloud-based technology either – instead, it communicates directly with your smartphone or home hub. And even when your phone isn’t within range, Eve Thermo will continue to work autonomously using the schedules you added thanks to these being stored on the device itself. You can also control Eve Thermo manually whenever you want. Schedules require the Eve app, available on iPhone and iPad for devices connected through the Apple Home platform, and on Android for devices connected through the Google Home platform.

Yes, heating schedules are stored on the device itself. Eve Thermo schedules work independently and do not rely on an internet connection.

In the Eve app, go to the Eve Thermo detailed view and tap the gear icon in the schedule section. Select a suitable one from the existing templates for typical rooms and customize it. Or create a new schedule with its own characteristics for comfort and economy temperatures.

Yes. For automations, Apple Home makes no distinction between devices added via HomeKit or Matter.

Location-based heating can be configured through the platform app of your choice (Apple Home, Samsung SmartThings, Amazon Alexa and Google Home) or the Eve app for iOS. Please follow the instructions in the respective app to enable and configure automations that control your heating depending on whether someone is home.

As schedules require the Eve app, available on iPhone and iPad for devices connected through the Apple Home platform and on Android for devices connected through the Google Home platform, on-device schedules are currently not supported for the Amazon Alexa and Samsung SmartThings platform. Regular updates to the all-new Eve app for Android will bring support for additional platforms as well, so stay tuned. In the meantime, we recommend using the respective platform apps for time-based automations on these platforms.

Only water-based 230-V underfloor heating systems that are switched via a Triac element or a classic relay are supported.

Eve Thermostat is compatible with and integrates seamlessly into leading smart home platforms like Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Home Assistant, and Samsung SmartThings. This multi-platform interoperability means you're not locked into a single ecosystem. Control and automate your heating through your preferred platform's app or voice assistant, and manage temperature schedules and settings without vendor dependency.

Yes. For automations, Apple Home makes no distinction between devices added via HomeKit or Matter.

As schedules require the Eve app, available on iPhone and iPad for devices connected through the Apple Home platform and on Android for devices connected through the Google Home platform, on-device schedules are currently not supported for the Amazon Alexa and Samsung SmartThings platforms. Regular updates to the all-new Eve app for Android will bring support for additional platforms as well, so stay tuned. In the meantime, we recommend using the respective platform apps for time-based automations.

The current version of Eve Thermostat supports Thread. This technology makes your smart home network more responsive, robust, and increases its reach – the only other thing you need is a home hub (Thread border router). 

Mains-powered Thread devices that are always on, such as Eve Dimmer Switch, Eve Energy, Eve Energy Outdoor, Eve Energy Outlet, Eve Light Switch, Eve Shutter Switch, Eve Thermostat or Eve Water Guard, can act as router nodes within your Thread network and relay data packets. So, the more of these Full Thread Devices (FTDs) you have in your network, the more stable and greater its reach becomes. By contrast, battery-operated Thread devices, such as Eve Aqua, Eve Door & Window, Eve Motion, Eve MotionBlinds, Eve Room, Eve Thermo and Eve Weather represent endpoints in the Thread network (or Minimal Thread Devices – MTDs). 

The current version of Eve Thermo supports Thread. This technology makes your smart home network more responsive, robust, and increases its reach – the only thing you need is a home hub (Thread border router). Battery-operated Thread accessories, such as Eve Thermo, represent endpoints in your Thread network. 

By contrast, mains-powered Full Thread Devices (or FTDs) that are always on, such as Eve Energy, Eve Energy Outdoor, Eve Light Switch, Eve Shutter Switch or Eve Water Guard, can act as router nodes within your Thread network and relay data packets. So, the more of these Full Thread Devices (FTDs) you have in your network, the more stable and greater its reach becomes. Learn more