There is a unit in each house. Its set to dehumidify and cool to 22° Celsius. It works best when it doesn’t get multiple inputs from the remote. Easiest way is to limit your button pushing to ON and OFF

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If you need a little heat boost the wall mounted unit also puts out hot air - you need to set the remote to heating.

Heating is automatic and can be tweaked on the wall display in the centre of the house. Again it works best when it doesn’t get multiple inputs from the keypad. Easiest way is to limit your button pushing to ON and OFF. Incase you need a super boost the AC units are also heaters. The remote control should be setup so you just need to turn it on. And don’t forget to turn it off when you leave the house

Most of the lights are fairly obvious. Except the kitchen area which are activated by waving your hand under the sensor. Some have a “hold to dim” option. And the bedside lights as well as having a USB charger also have tap, double tap and tap n hold options

Probably a good idea to close everything at night, both for the street sounds as well as peace of mind. There is an annoying lever on the “non-handle” window which you have to remember to open and close before shutting the window. This applies to the terrace window/door too.

You kinda have to lean out the window to hook/unhook the shutters - but it's worth doing as they can bang around even in the slightest wind. It's a typical Roman habit first thing in the morning and last thing at night. To unblock the shutter just push and fold the catch. Please don't twist them as that loosens their mounting which kind of defeats their  purpose.

This has a remote control that you can set to cool or heat and a bunch of other indicators for air quality etc. It's quite useful if you fancy a heat or cool boost in the bedroom. A little worrying when you realise that your burnt toast has been picked up by its sensors, but otherwise quite fun.

I guess this is really just a fancy name for a fancy fan. They actually work really well and are of course kid friendly. 

You kinda have to lean out the window to hook/unhook the shutters - but it's worth doing as they can bang around even in the slightest wind. It's a typical Roman habit first thing in the morning and last thing at night. To unblock the shutter just push and fold the catch. Please don't twist them as that loosens their mounting which kind of defeats their  purpose.