Comfy Humidity mode helps maintain your ideal humidity levels by automatically adjusting your AC settings when indoor humidity rises or falls outside your preferred range.
You simply have to set your desired humidity range and choose the actions you want your unit to perform when humidity goes above or below that range. For example, you can have it automatically switch to Dry mode when humidity rises above your set range and turn the unit off or switch back to Cool mode when humidity falls below your desired level.
Comfy Humidity Benefits
- During overly humid conditions, Comfy humidity can help maintain ideal humidity levels and ensure a comfortable indoor environment.
- Excess moisture in the air can lead to mold growth, musty odors, and damage to furniture or walls. Comfy Humidity helps minimize these risks by maintaining optimal indoor humidity levels.
Setting Up Comfy Humidity Mode Using the Cielo Home App
Step 1: On the Home screen, tap 'More' to access additional settings.
Step 2: Tap on ‘eSaver’ in the navigation bar.
Step 3: Tap on 'Comfy'.
Step 4: Tap on ‘Add Template' to set up a Comfy Humidity template.
Step 5: Choose your preferred humidity range. Then, select what actions to perform if the humidity falls below or goes above the set range, e.g., turning the AC off or on, changing its mode, setpoint, and fan speed, swing position, helping it get back into the preferred humidity range. Add a name for this template and tap on ‘Done’.
Step 6: 'Comfy Humidity' is now set. You can turn Comfy Mode 'On' or 'Off' from the toggle next to the name of the Comfy Mode. Once the device triggers the defined Comfy humidity mode actions, you will get a notification in your app timeline.
Step 7: You can turn Comfy Mode On/Off from the app control screen. Tap on the 'Up' arrow icon at the bottom of the control screen.
Step 8: On the pop-up navigation bar, tap on 'Comfy' to toggle it On or Off. Currently, it is turned 'Off', shown by the greyed-out icon.
Step 9: To turn it 'On', tap on the Comfy icon, and it will turn white. It is now turned 'On'.
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