new test version :
This update adds:
• Experimental and currently unstable Comfort Cloud convector support.
• New device status indicators. Existing devices must be removed and re-added to enable them.
• A new DHW-only operating mode.
Please share your Homey diagnostics if you encounter issues with convectors.
Thanks for the new test version! I’ve updated and tested it—confirming that the DHW mode is working great on my setup.
Hi Mathieu, Great initiative to develop this APP.
Just connected successfully my 7J heatpump (WH-MDC07J3E5). Great.
I’ll start discovering the options.
Welcome 
Glad to hear your 7J heat pump connected smoothly. Don’t hesitate to share your feedback—whether you run into any issues or if everything is working great. I hope the app meets your needs as you start exploring the options!
There is little response to open PRs or improvements, so I have an active branch. You can use that one; it includes the power switch (on/off) in question.
you have to rebase your PR please
Panasonic has released a new update that breaks the current app version, so a new test version is now available: https://homey.app/a/com.panasonic.aquarea.community/test/
I have also submitted a live version for approval for anyone who doesn’t want to use the test version.
Can this app be used to set the Aquarea to the different SG-Ready modes? As I currently have made an advanced flow to trigger these modes through a Shelly relais that is connected to the SG-Ready print in the heatpump (not running live yet). Any feedback regarding the flow is also welcome as I have just started figuring out my Homey Pro .
no, the app can’t set SG-Ready modes, and your Shelly approach is the right one.
SG-Ready is a hardware interface. The heat pump reads two dry contacts on the optional PCB to pick its mode. The Panasonic cloud API, which this app relies on, has no way to control those modes. So no cloud-based app can replace what your relay does. Wiring a Shelly to the SG-Ready contacts is the proper way to do it.
