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Google Home
Google Home is a brand of smart speakers
that work similarly to Amazon Echo. Google’s
intelligent PA, Google Assistant, is equivalent to
Amazon’s Alexa. Google Home is also available
on all Android devices and does not require the
use of the ‘Smart Speakers’.
The user can speak a profusion of commands
to request information, or ask the Google
Assistant to perform an action such as play
music, video playback, report news, access
home automation. All of this can all be
controlled from a Google Home device.
Common Wiser commands for Google
Home
Listed below are common Wiser commands
used with Google Home:
• Inquiry: “OK Google, is the hot water ON?”
• Hot Water Command: “OK Google, turn ON/
OFF the hot water”
• Room Temperature: “OK Google, how warm
is (room name)?”
• Set Temperature: “OK Google, set (room
name) to XX degrees”
• Increase Temperature: “OK Google, increase
setpoint by XX degrees”
• Set Temperature: “OK Google, set (room
name) to XX degree”
Listed below are common Wiser Plug
commands used with Google Home:
• Table lamp command: “OK Google, turn ON/
OFF the Table lamp”
Changes made with Google Home
All changes made through a voice command
related to room thermostats and radiator
thermostats are valid for one hour, or until the
next scheduled event. The user cannot change
this action. This also applies for boosts initiated
from the radiator thermostat.
The reason for not implementing permanent
changes to Wiser temperature and hot water
settings is that a voice command can easily be
forgotten, resulting in the heating accidentally
being left ON for long periods of time, such as
when users exit their home.
Note: When a command is given to increase/
decrease the temperature but no temperature
setpoint is given, Google Home defaults the
new setpoint temperature to the prior setpoint
± 3 degrees. This value is controlled by Google
Home and differs from a normal Wiser boost,
which defaults the new setpoint to ±2 degrees
above/below the current ambient temperature.
Note: Commands for turning the heating “ON/
OFF” are currently unavailable on Google
Home. This is done intentionally as “OFF”
cannot be reconciled with the notion of a
temporary operation, and conversely, the notion
of an “ON” setpoint does not exist on the Wiser
system.
Note: If the Wiser Plug is running in Auto Mode,
everything you tell Google Home to do related
to Wiser Plugs will last until the next event in
the Wiser Plug schedule. If the Wiser Plug is
running in Manual Mode, everything you tell
Google Home to do will remain in place until
the next command either from Google Home or
from the
Wiser Heat app.