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26th September 2018, 07:53 PM
#1
Automated Home Sr Member
Major outage 25th September
Yesterday I had issues with my remote display not matching my in house control unit - I spent about an hour trying to sort out the issue before giving up - Today it is back to normal.
I then find it very irritating that I find out about issues like this from the media, with zero communications from Honeywell:
https://www.digitaltrends.com/home/h...ntrol-devices/
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27th September 2018, 04:23 AM
#2
Automated Home Lurker
It's absolutely pathetic.
Just what is this company trying to do? Do they think if they keep their heads down no one will notice?
I paid £1500 for my 18 zone system. I understand that there will be technical problems; its a given. But expect a bit of honesty from these guys. They should have at least posted status updates to their twitter account.
Sad sad sad.
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27th September 2018, 09:32 AM
#3
Automated Home Legend
...and it takes so little to send users a short email to keep them informed. After all if they can send out emails telling us about planned maintenance then emails can be sent on other subjects so easily. I wonder whether some of this “behaviour” is ingrained in Honeywell from the past when it was, and probably still is, a major supplier to industry, and dealing with customers at ground level is a new experience. One would think though that they would have learned that by now. Communication is so easy today. Perhaps they are missing someone used to handling the public and customer services. I know we have one or two Honeywell personnel in this forum who are concerned at keeping people informed but I suspect it is not the department they work in. Perhaps copy these emails to the CEO.
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27th September 2018, 09:55 AM
#4
Automated Home Legend
What's odd is that this took out North American users too. I thought we connected to different servers?
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