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Daikin heat pump integration

Daikin heat-pump onboarding is live for supported homes through the official 1app.energy Daikin partnership, bringing heating context beside battery, solar and smart tariff data.

Controlled rollout

Daikin onboarding is open for supported homes.

Sign in with Daikin Europe to add supported heat-pump context beside solar, battery, grid, EV and tariff data. Keep Daikin Onecta for native schedules, service and full unit support.

Official partnership

Daikin can now be selected during onboarding or added from Devices for supported homes.

Whole-home heating context

Supported Daikin readings sit beside solar, battery, grid, EV and tariff data.

Controls stay gated

Heat-pump controls stay off until you turn them on, and only the controls your Daikin unit supports are offered.

Why this page exists

Heat pumps change when electricity is needed most, but homeowners rarely get a clear picture of how heating demand interacts with the rest of the home energy stack.

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Mapped to the current onboarding foundation.

Heat-pump homes with battery storageAll-electric homes on time-of-use tariffsHouseholds that need to explain winter import spikes

What 1app.energy does here

  • Sign in with Daikin Europe to connect your Daikin home. 1app.energy never receives your Daikin password.
  • Surface room, outdoor, tank and flow-temperature context where supported so users can interpret demand spikes rather than just seeing higher import.
  • Keep health and warning signals in the same product as the home energy dashboard when provider access and device capability allow it.
  • Show heating and hot-water energy use beside solar, battery, grid and tariff data for supported, verified homes.
  • Start in monitoring mode. Heat-pump controls stay off until you turn them on, and room temperature, hot-water boost, flow temperature or on/off are offered only where your Daikin unit supports them.

Why this is a strong fit

  • 1app.energy is designed to make heat-pump demand visible inside the same decision layer as battery reserve and tariff strategy.
  • It matters most in homes where overnight charging, morning warm-up and evening reserve all collide.
  • Daikin readings sit beside the rest of the home instead of in another device app with isolated readings.

Where this integration fits best

Best for electric-heated homes where winter demand reshapes the rest of the energy stack.
Useful when a battery is covering evening peaks or when solar output only partially offsets heating demand.
Keep Daikin Onecta for schedules, service and full unit settings. When you use a control in 1app.energy, the change is checked against the state Daikin reports back.

Related whole-home use cases

These pages connect this integration to the broader home-level problems users are trying to solve.

Use case

Heat pump and solar coordination

Learn how solar, battery reserve and tariff choices can be planned around heat-pump demand with supported Daikin onboarding in 1app.energy.

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Use case

Using battery storage to buffer heat-pump demand

Learn how battery reserve and tariff choices can be planned around heat-pump demand with supported Daikin onboarding in 1app.energy.

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Use case

Whole-home conflict detection for modern energy homes

The more flexible devices a home has, the more valuable it becomes to detect conflicts between them before they show up as cost, lost solar or poor comfort.

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Related guides

Read the practical setup and whole-home guidance behind this integration.

Guide

1app.energy vs Daikin Onecta

When to use Daikin Onecta and when heating context beside solar, battery and tariffs helps.

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Guide

Heat pump + battery + EV: why a smart tariff alone is not enough

How heat-pump demand interacts with battery reserve, EV charging and tariff windows.

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Guide

Device setup guide

See which devices can connect today and what each connection needs before you start.

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Relevant smart controls

These mode pages explain which battery strategy usually fits this integration once tariff and whole-home behaviour are included.

Smart controlHome-first

Home First

A simpler home-first mode. It runs the home from your own solar and battery first and avoids automatic battery export.

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Smart controlRecommended

Autopilot

The best starting mode for most homes. Autopilot charges when power is cheap, keeps battery back for the home, and can export spare battery power when prices are high.

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Priority access

Add your Daikin heat pump

Choose Daikin during onboarding or add it from Devices, then sign in with Daikin Europe. Controls stay off until you turn them on.

1Tell us what is installed
2We verify connection and rollout status
3Supported homes continue; other setups join the compatibility list

Start with your setup check.

Tell us what is installed. We will check the available connection and rollout path. Supported homes can continue, while other setups join the compatibility list.

Check if your setup fits

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