App Profile: Iopool

Sirscarby

Rating: 4/5

The device works as advertised and the app keeps up with the data well, but there are a couple of improvements needed to match the pHin app. The first one is to accept other brand name chemicals into inventory and use those chemicals when giving the recommendations for treatment. The other one is to be able to edit pool size and pump flow to calculate hours of filtration needed. I put in the wrong info and now it gives me the wrong amount of filtration time. Overall, very pleased. Would recommend the whole system - monitor device, bridge device and app.

2drinks

Rating: 1/5

Have two of them (one for pool and one for spa). Readings are nowhere close to accurate. I routinely compare to test strips and they are way way off. IOPool units indicate ph is low (one read a ph of 4) when ph is actually HIGH according to two different brands of test strips and multiple strips. Chlorine levels in IOPool are borderline low but both test strips show total and free chlorine levels off the charts high. I’ve been using them for months, calibrated them multiple times with their incredibly overpriced manual test strips (which doesn’t seem to really do anything) and the units are almost never accurate. Oh and the app demands manual analysis with their test strips pretty much constantly - the day after I do a manual test, it wants another, which is convenient when you’re selling overprice test strips. Relying on them is a recipe for messed up chem levels. I’ve had it and tomorrow I call support and demand some type of resolution. I would never recommend this product to anyone. Expensive junk that will rapidly get you into trouble if you trust it.

Mansurchik

Rating: 4/5

Once eco sensor acquired by someone’s account it can’t be transferred to another. Eco sensor disconnected on its own from gateway being 5 feet away apart. Gateway only connects using Wi-Fi though has PoE power. Way to improve the product. No phone customer support