AVATTO Manuals & User Guides

AVATTO is a provider of smart home technology designed to modernize residential heating, lighting, and environmental monitoring. The brand offers a diverse lineup of intelligent devices such as programmable thermostats for water, gas boiler, and electric floor heating systems, as well as smart radiator valves (TRVs). Their portfolio extends to smart lighting solutions, including dimmer switches and inputs for roller shutters, alongside essential sensors for human presence, temperature, and humidity.

AVATTO products are typically engineered for integration with popular home automation platforms like Tuya Smart and Smart Life, allowing for seamless remote control via smartphones. Many of their devices also support voice control through Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Whether for single-room upgrades or comprehensive home automation networks involving Zigbee and WiFi protocols, AVATTO provides accessible solutions for energy efficiency and convenience.

• How do I pair my AVATTO thermostat with the mobile app?

  Generally, ensure the device is off, then press and hold the designated button (often the knob or 'up' button) for about 5 seconds until the WiFi icon flashes rapidly. Open the Smart Life or AVATTO app, ensure Bluetooth is on, and follow the prompts to add the device.

• Which app does AVATTO use?

  AVATTO devices are typically compatible with the 'Smart Life' app or the 'Tuya Smart' app, as well as the brand's own 'AVATTO' app which is based on the same platform.

• Does the AVATTO Zigbee gateway support 5GHz WiFi?

  No, most AVATTO Wi-Fi devices and gateways, including the Zigbee gateway, only support 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks.

• How do I reset my AVATTO device?

  Reset procedures vary by model, but commonly involve long-pressing a specific button (like the reset button or main control knob) for 5 to 10 seconds until the indicator light flashes or the display resets.

• What does 'Er' mean on the radiator thermostat display?

  On devices like the TRV06, 'Er' typically indicates a sensor error or damage to the NTC component. It may also signal a need to check the battery or valve installation.