Log in to your Google Home account to link your device.

Step 2: Create Home

Note: In order to use a Google Home device, you’ll need to create a Home to add your devices. If you have done that already, that's perfect — simply skip Step 2 and move to Step 3.

Tap on ‘Create home’. Enter a name for your home. Tap ‘Next’.

Enter your address and tap ‘Next’. You can also skip this if you want.

Step 3: Add Device 

Tap on ‘Devices’ in the navigation bar. Tap on ‘+Add device’. On the ‘Choose a device’ screen, tap on 'Works with Google Home'.

In the search bar, type ‘Cielo Home’ and tap on it. This will ask you to link your Cielo Home account with your Google Home account. Tap ‘Continue.’ 

Enter your Cielo Home app credentials and tap the ‘Sign In’ button.

 Step 4: Add a room

After a successful link-up, you will be taken to the ‘Add smart home devices’ screen. Select your device and add it to a room. In this case, 'Bedroom'.

Choose a room for this device. In this case, ‘Bedroom,’ Tap ‘Next.’

Enter a ‘custom room name.’ Tap, ‘Continue. You will get a message saying, ‘The device has been added to your home.’

Step 5: Using Google Home App to Control Your Air Conditioning

Tap on ‘Devices’ in the navigation bar. Select your added device. 

Google Home App will give you the following controls:

1. Turn your AC On/Off.
2. Change your AC's mode between Heat, Cool, Auto, Fan & Dry. Increase or decrease the AC set point temperature. 

Note 2: Google Assistant Voice Commands for Cielo Smart Controllers 

The ‘Cielo Home’ actions app includes all the capabilities to allow voice control for Cielo Smart Controllers for your Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps. The commands are simple and easy to use and provide immediate control. It is capable of handling the following commands:

1. Turn On/Turn Off, e.g. Hey Google, turn On/Off Bedroom AC.
2. Increase/Decrease temperature, e.g. Hey Google, increase/decrease Bedroom AC by 2 degrees. 
3. Set temperature, e.g. Hey Google, set Bedroom AC to 72 degrees.
4. Ask the current set temperature of a specified device, e.g. Hey Google, what is Bedroom AC set to?
5. Ask the current temperature reading or ambient temperature detected by the device, e.g. Hey Google, what is the current room temperature?
6. Ask the current humidity reading or ambient humidity detected by the device, e.g. Hey Google, what is the current room humidity?
7. Ask to change AC mode, you can change between Cool & Heat only. E.g. Hey Google, change Bedroom AC mode to cool.

Note 3: Google Assistant Voice Commands for Scheduling Smart Home actions

With the ‘Cielo Home’ actions app, you can schedule smart home actions using Google Assistant Voice Commands. Now set up a schedule for your Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps, and operate them at specific times of the day, any day of the week. You can use the following commands for setting up schedules:

1. “Hey Google, turn on Bedroom AC in five minutes/hours/days.”
2. “Hey Google, turn on Bedroom AC at 7 AM.”
3. “Hey Google, turn on Bedroom AC tomorrow at 7 AM.”
4. “Hey Google, turn on Bedroom AC on Thursday 7 AM.”
5. “Hey Google, turn on Bedroom AC from 4 PM to 6 PM.”
6. “Hey Google, turn on Bedroom AC from now to 3 hours.”
7. “Hey Google, turn on Bedroom AC for 10 minutes.”
8. “Hey Google, turn off Bedroom AC in a week.”

Schedules can be set for the current day or any day within the next seven-day period.

Note 4: Google Assistant Compatible Device Names

Cielo Smart Controllers names should be compatible with the Google Assistant. Google Assistant does not understand names with special characters or numbers. It only understands simple English names for devices. To use Google Assistant with Cielo Smart Controllers, we recommend users to name these devices accordingly. Following guidelines must be followed for the Google Assistant to be able to control your Cielo Smart Controllers for your air conditioners & heat pumps:

• Use names with alphabets only. For e.g. “Bedroom”, “Bed Room”, “bedroom”, “bed ROOM” all are unique in writing but not in hearing. Google Assistant will hear “bedroom” for all these names. Google Assistant  will only send the command to the device that comes first in the search if there are two devices with similar names.​
• Google Assistant will not be able to identify device if there are any spell mistakes, for e.g. “bedroooom”.
• Google Assistant will not be able to identify names with special characters or numeric, e.g. “b3dr00m”, “bedrom.”