Evo Connected PRO Thermostat (Wi-Fi, alarm)

This three-channel controller is built for keepers who run several heating, lighting or misting circuits in one enclosure setup and want them monitored and adjusted from one place. It combines a dimming or pulse channel, two on/off channels and a humidity sensor, all managed through a touchscreen panel or a smartphone app.

Why it matters

• Independent sensor on every channel: each channel has its own IP-rated sensor, so temperature can be monitored even on a channel that drives lighting.
• Per-channel alarms: overheating, overtemperature and sensor failure can each be configured separately. An alarm sends a push notification, sounds a buzzer on the touchscreen and changes the temperature display colour.
• Flexible scheduling: constant, day/night, up to 8 setpoints within 24 hours, separate day/night settings for each season, and timed output periods.
• Remote monitoring: the app shows real-time readings, temperature charts, current setpoints and output power for each channel, and supports adding several Connected thermostats to one account.

Specifications

• Channels: 1 × dimming/pulse/on-off, 1 × on/off, 1 × on/off with humidity sensor
• Maximum total load: 1200 W (maximum 600 W per channel)
• Control modes: dimming, pulse and on/off switching
• Temperature handling: digital control and processing
• Sensors: waterproof IP probes, 2.5 m, with additional cable length from the panel to the main control box
• Mounting: built into the touchscreen panel and the main control box
• Display: large, brighter, smoother glass capacitive touchscreen
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi required for cloud functions; app available for iOS and Android
• Weight: 1.5 kg
• Warranty: 5 years

What it works with

The unit suits enclosures that need separate control of heating, lighting and misting or spraying circuits, with humidity monitored on its own channel. Misting and spraying functions are available only on the on/off channels. Its 1200 W combined load limit and 600 W per-channel limit should be checked against the total wattage of the connected equipment before installation.