Landlord App
The Landlord App can be downloaded and used with the TIME:O:STAT ONE. There are three main operating screens. From which you can easily navigate your properties, boost the heating and change advanced settings. Compatible with IOS and Android the Landlord App is designed for your phone or tablet.
Properties Screen
Landlords can view the overall heating status for the portfolio. View 100+ properties from a single login. See current house temperatures, if the heating is running, humidity levels and heating efficiency scores from one screen.
Boost Screen
Landlords can boost the heating or hot water remotely for an individual property. Target temperature can be adjusted. Heating schedules and advanced settings can be clearly viewed.
Settings Screen
Landlords can change the advanced settings for an property. Including maximum temperatures and heating schedules. Preferred settings can be saved and applied to the whole portfolio.
Humidity Level & Scores
Review the humidity levels and energy scores across your portfolio at a glance.
House Temperature & Boost Remaining
View the current temperature in each of your properties. See if the heating is running and the boost time remaining.
Select Target Temperature
Adjust the target temperature for the countdown boost.
Boost Heating
The landlord can easily boost the countdown for the heating in a property from the boost screen.
Change Advanced Settings
The landlord can remotely adjust the advanced settings for the thermostat from the settings screen.
Landlord App Features
The Landlord App is required to change the advanced settings on the TIME:O:STAT ONE. Installers can do this locally by Bluetooth without signing in. They use a 4 digit passcode to change the advanced settings. Landlords have the option of downloading the app and connecting their TIME:O:STAT to WiFi. This gives remote the landlord the ability to manage their portfolio heating remotely. The Landlord app is however not required, and if internet connection is lost the TIME:O:STAT will work as normal.
View all your properties
The properties screen will show anything from a single property to 100+ on a single login. From here you can easily monitor house temperatures, humidity levels, energy efficiency scores and the time remaining on a boost.
Boost heating remotely
The landlord can boost the heating and hot water remotely from the boost screen. The target temperature can also be adjusted. Tenants have peace of mind as a Landlord App cannot cancel an active boost initiated by the TIME:O:STAT.
Change advanced settings
Landlords can change the advanced settings for each individual TIME:O:STAT from the settings screen. These include changing heating scedules and maximum and minimum temperatures. Preferred settings can be saved and applied to all the properties.
Notifications to your phone
There is a notifications screen where you can select which alerts you would like to receive to your phone. These include:
HIGH TEMP BOOST - Alerted to heating has been boosted at a high temperature.
LOW TEMP WARNING - Alert to cold temperatures in a property that could result in damaged pipework or mold on the walls
HUMIDITY LEVEL - Alert to high humidity levels and risks of condensation and mold formation. These can indicate tenants have been drying clothes on radiators and poor bathroom extraction.
USER SCORE LEVEL - Alert when the 7 day rolling average USER SCORE drops below a certain level.
HOUSE RATING LEVEL - Alert when the 7 day rolling average HOUSE RATING drops below a certain level.
OPEN WINDOW ALERT - Alert if a windows are regularly being opened when the heating is on.
Humidity Level
Set an alert if the humidity reaches a certain level in the property. This can indicate tenants drying clothes on radiators, inadequate ventilation or bathroom/kitchen extraction. This can help prevent the build up of condensation and mold.
User Energy Score
What temperature are the tenants boosting the heating? This score (from 1 to 5) evaluates this compared to other properties in the area. (Calculated on a 7 day rolling average.) Low scores can indicate abuse or poor placement of the thermostat.
House Energy Performance Score
How well insulated in my house? This score (from 1 to 5) is calculated by comparing the rate that the house looses heat after a boost this to other properties in the area. (Calculated on a 7 day rolling average.) Low scores can indicate a requirement for additional insulation measures or regularly opened windows or doors.