I like the Fidure A1-730 design and display. On device controls are easy to use. Menu is easy to navigate. Pairing with ST was a snap - put ST into pairing mode, select Join Network on the A1-730 and it added to ST almost instantly.
Now for WAF approval of the backlight tonight, which I think is perfect. I don’t know how she sees ambient light while sleeping, but she does! LOL.
For the price I can use the difference to hire an electrician or HVAC guy to run a C-wire lol. Looks promising. Does it have its own app for programming as well as being integrated into ST?
Sorry if this is way too off-topic and/or if it’s already been discussed in your context, but…
As you may know, there are a number of projects in the works to add cheap Android/other devices to the mix by mounting them on walls around the house and running SmartTiles on them.
Looks like there is an option to turn off the light, per Fidure Support:
Hi Chris,
Of course. You can turn the backlight off completely by turning down the ‘Brightness’ to zero (menu->settings->brightness) and turning off the backlight auto-brightness feature in the (menu->options->auto adjust brightness).
In many cases, you can turn down the brightness and leave the auto-brightness on to the point that it does not interfere with sleeping and it the screen is still readable at night. We will likely bring on backlight controls to the ST interface in the future so you could run routines as you see fit.
Regards,
David
Fidure Support Team
I hope they do add the backlight control to ST, I would use that for night modes
Since this topic started out as a general inquiry about Zigbee thermostats, I created a new topic for the Fidure A1-730, mainly so it is easier for others to find.