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What You'll Need
- Eve Room Indoor Air Quality Sensor
- iPhone or iPad with latest iOS/iPadOS
- Apple Home app or Eve app
- USB power adapter (5V, 500mA minimum)
- HomeKit home hub for remote access (HomePod or Apple TV)
Step-by-Step Setup
- Power On Device: Connect Eve Room to a USB power adapter using the included cable.
- Download Eve App: Install the Eve app from the App Store for additional features and settings.
- Open Home App: Tap (+) and select "Add Accessory" on your iPhone or iPad.
- Scan HomeKit Code: Scan the HomeKit code on the bottom of the Eve Room to begin pairing.
- Assign to Room: Choose which room the sensor will monitor and give it a name.
- Calibrate the Sensor: Place Eve Room in its permanent location for 6 hours, then move it to a well-ventilated area for 30 minutes.
- Return to Location: Place Eve Room back in its monitoring location. Calibration will fine-tune automatically.
- Keep HomeKit Code: Store the HomeKit code in a safe place for future reference.
Key Features
- Monitors air quality (VOC), temperature, and humidity
- Beautiful E-ink display shows readings at a glance
- Thread and Bluetooth connectivity (no bridge needed)
- Full HomeKit integration with Siri voice control
- Create automations based on air quality levels
- 100% privacy - data stays in your home
Troubleshooting
- Won't pair with HomeKit: Ensure you're scanning the correct HomeKit code. Try resetting the device.
- Air quality readings irregular: Allow 24 hours for the sensor to adjust to your home environment.
- Remote access not working: Ensure you have a HomePod or Apple TV set up as a home hub.
- Factory reset: Touch both capacitive controls until reset icon appears, then press the Reset button on the back within 30 seconds.
- Temperature units wrong: Use the Eve app to change between Celsius and Fahrenheit.