Wifi Webserver and App for Fujitsu Ducted Air Handler Heat Pump – Dual Zone Airzone – $$
In my quest to be as efficient and all-electric as possible, and having spent $40K for a Fujitsu Halcyon (now rebranded as Airstage) Ducted air handler and heat pump with DUAL Zone system (zone damper is Airzone brand), I thought it would be app compatible out of the box, as was discussed with contractor way back when.
A year later when we threw the main switch, it turns out none of the Fujitsu equipment includes on-board communication equipment, but the cost for the component (control board) installed is … $1500. I can’t believe it, as my Nest out of the box works. Thermostat control is the Airzone Blueface AZVAFBLUEFACECB (not making that up) thermostat controls.
I can find the board for $500, but DIY would not be worth voiding the system warranty. AZX6WSC5GER
This is a weekend house, and hvac remote control is critical, so I guess I have no choice.
Thoughts?
Thanks
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When I put my Pioneer mini split in my garage a few years back the wifi module was on backorder.
I bought a widget on Amazon that measures temp and humidity and outputs remote control signals
https://ips-dc.org/executive_pay_debate_raging_in_europe_and_the_united_states/
This may be way more crude than what you want, but it is app accessible and monitors temp and humidity, so for 40 bucks.....