However, keep in mind, from the start of the phase out of the 2G network, the risk gradually increases that there is no longer a 2G network within range of the central unit, which means that the Aura Remote service will no longer work.
The solution
Thermia's partner Sikom Connect AS offers a future-proof version of the central unit that uses the 4G mobile network. If you are interested in continuing to have the ability to control your Thermia Aura heat pump remotely, we recommend that you replace the current central unit with the new variant that supports 4G. We recommend upgrading to the new central unit now, but no later than 2025 to avoid being affected by any disruptions.
The radio node (mounted in the heat pump) and the accessory “humidity sensor” will continue to work with the new central unit.
Instructions on how you easily upgrade your system will be sent together with the new central unit.
Do 4G mobile network have as good coverage as 2G?
As mobile operators shut down 2G and 3G, they are expanding and increasing the capacity of both 4G and 5G networks, which in the long run means that mobile coverage will be better than before. If any uncertainty regarding 4G coverage in your area, we recommend reading more on bytnät.nu (Sweden) and the various local mobile network operators' coverage maps for 4G.
To secure the ability of remote controlling your Thermia heatpump (Thermia Aura ZR or ZP), you as an existing customer are offered to update the Aura central unit to a version with support for 4G.