Climate React

Climate React automatically controls your AC based on conditions you choose, such as room temperature, humidity, or the “feels like” value. It can turn the AC on or off and adjust the AC state when the room rises above or drops below your selected thresholds.

Climate React checks temperature and humidity every 90 seconds, so allow a short delay after conditions change.

How Climate React Works

Climate React uses simple rules:

1. Choose what should trigger the automation: Temperature, Humidity, or Feels like.
2. Choose whether the rule should run when the value goes above or below your threshold.
3. Choose what the AC should do, such as turn On or Off, change mode, adjust fan level, move swing, or set a target temperature.
4. Save the automation.

Set Up Climate React

1. Open the Sensibo app.
2. Select the device you want to automate.
3. Scroll to the feature menu and tap Climate React.

4. Open the Trigger menu and choose Temperature, Humidity, or Feels like.

5. Set the threshold with the slider or the plus and minus controls.

6. Keep Change AC state selected if you want Sensibo to control the AC when the condition is met.

7. Tap each setting label to choose the AC action you want. If you selected Temperature, set up the two thresholds as shown below.

   First threshold (upper): “When temperature goes above.” In this example, when the room temperature rises above 26.2°C, the AC turns On in Cool mode with a target temperature of 23°C.

   

   Second threshold (lower): “When temperature goes below.” Scroll down to find this setting. In this example, the AC turns Off when the room temperature falls below 24.7°C.

   

   Leave at least 0.5°C (or 1°F) between the thresholds. Climate React switches to the upper setup when the room temperature rises above the upper threshold and to the lower setup when it falls below the lower threshold. Between the thresholds, Climate React keeps the current AC setup.

   The threshold is the room temperature that triggers the rule. The target temperature is the setting sent to the AC.

8. Tap Save.

Enable or Disable Climate React

You can enable or disable Climate React from the device screen by tapping the small Climate React icon on the main control screen.

When the icon is blue, Climate React is enabled. Tap the circled area to disable it:

When the icon is grey, Climate React is disabled. Tap the circled area to enable it:

Recommended Starting Points

Use these examples as starting points and adjust them to your room, AC model, and comfort preferences.

Winter Comfort

• When temperature rises above 21°C (70°F), turn the AC Off.
• When temperature drops below 18°C (64°F), turn the AC On in Heat mode at 26°C (79°F).

Summer in Humid Environments

• When humidity goes above 85%, turn the AC On in Dry mode at 22°C (72°F).
• When humidity drops below 72%, switch to Cool mode at 23-24°C (73-75°F).

Summer in Non-Humid Environments

• When temperature rises above 24.5°C (76°F), switch to Cool mode at 22-23°C (72-73°F).
• When temperature drops below 22°C (72°F), switch to Fan mode with a target setting around 23°C (73°F).

Tips

• Leave a small gap between your “turn on” and “turn off” thresholds to avoid frequent changes.
• Use Humidity with Dry mode in humid rooms.
• Use Feels like when both temperature and humidity affect comfort.
• If Climate React does not run immediately, wait at least 90 seconds and check that the feature is enabled.