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Connect Komeco: remote control app for Komeco Wi-Fi equipment
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- Remote control of Komeco equipment from a phone
- Covers 12 Komeco product lines, from heat pumps to pool robots
- Pool robot and filtration system control
- Photovoltaic systems and vehicle charger support
- Requires Wi-Fi on the equipment itself
- Support by phone, with numbers split by region
What Connect Komeco is for
If you already own Komeco equipment and want to operate it from your phone, this is the app built for that purpose. The listing says Komeco equipment is designed to connect to it, so the app works as a remote for the units themselves rather than as a general smart home hub. It is published by Connect Komeco and rated for all ages.
The range it covers is wide. The listing names twelve equipment types, running from gas and room heaters through to heat pumps, pool robots and photovoltaic systems. Owners of any of those units would use the same app to reach their equipment.
Support is by phone. The listing gives one number for state capitals and metropolitan regions, which is charged as a landline call, and a second number for other regions, which is charged as a mobile call.
Controlling heaters, air conditioning and dehumidifiers
Three kinds of heater appear in the listing: gas, room and solar. Each is a separate product line, but the app gives the same remote access to all three from a phone.
The same applies to cooling and air handling. The list includes air conditioners, heat pumps and room dehumidifiers, so a home with a heat pump and a dehumidifier would reach both through this app.
In each case the unit has to be on a Wi-Fi network for the app to reach it. The listing states this as a requirement of the app, not an option.
Pool robots, filtration and water pumps
Pool owners are covered by two entries on the list: pool robots and filtration systems. The app is the means of reaching both from a phone, at any hour, wherever the owner happens to be.
Water pumps and pressurisers are listed separately under pumps and pressurisers. For a house with a pool, a pump and a heater, all three are controlled through the same app.
The pieces are listed as separate products, so the pool robot and the filtration system each need their own Komeco unit with Wi-Fi.
Solar generation, EV charging and triggers
Photovoltaic systems are the solar generation entry. The app is listed as the way to control them, alongside the rest of the Komeco range.
A vehicle charger, listed as carregador veicular, is also covered. An owner who charges an electric car at home would reach the charger from the same app as the other equipment.
The list also includes an acionador, a term that translates roughly as an actuator or trigger. It sits in the same list as the other products and is controlled through the app in the same way.
Connection requirements and getting help
The app depends on the equipment. The listing says you need a unit with a Wi-Fi connection before the app can be used at all. Nothing in the listing lets the app work with equipment that lacks that connection.
The listing also asks users to read the installation instructions carefully for their own safety when the device is set up.
For technical support, the listing gives two numbers. One is the SAC line on 0800 701 4805, for state capitals and metropolitan regions, called from a landline. The other is 4007 1806, for other regions, called from a mobile.
What's new
About this APK
The build we hold is Connect Komeco 3.14.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 9.0 and up.
- Version
- 3.14.0
- 4196336
- Requires Android
- 9.0+
- Size
- 140 MB
- Target Android
- 16
- Package ID
- br.com.connect.komeco
- Format
- APKS split bundle
- Malware scan
- Clean on 65 engines
- Permissions
- 39 declared · 7 sensitive
- Approximate location
- Camera
- Find nearby Wi-Fi devices
- Microphone
- Modify files on your device
- Precise location
- Read files on your device
- Signed by
- CN=Android, O=Google Inc.
- Certificate SHA-256
- 445e36373e7cc6dd7f5bd37424d57afa3279ef6ea98fc642233f2941ba2be588
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