State Water Heaters

Name: State Water Heaters
Rating: 1.6 (40 reviews)
Author: State Industries, Inc

By: State Industries, Inc

Business

Features & Capabilities

With constant remote monitoring and helpful tools designed just for professionals, the State Water Heaters Mobile App features the iCOMM™ connectivity platform, the latest technology for remote water heater management.

Through an easy setup process, connect all your iCOMM™ enabled water heaters to the app. Once connected, you’ll gain access to diagnostic fault notifications, settings for your water heaters and much more. Whether for your home or your business, the iCOMM platform offers you peace of mind.

Designed for Professionals

XPERT Water Heater Selection Tool Provides personalized recommendations to help you identify the best options for your customers.

iCOMM™ Connectivity Platform Stay connected to the water heaters you install to monitor your water heaters remotely and adjust temperatures and settings.

Warranty Check & Product Cross-Reference Find the warranty status for a State water heater and get replacement suggestions based on the current brand and model.

Designed for Homeowners

iCOMM™ Connectivity Platform Stay connected to your water heater by monitoring temperature, schedules and more.

Operation Mode Choose your ideal operating mode depending on how you use your water heater.

Demand Response and Time-of-Use Alignment Align your water heater to your utility company’s Demand Response or Time-of-Use programs rate plans through the app to save energy.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

State Industries, Inc

Rating:

1.60

(40)

Version:

13.0.8 Last updated: 2025-10-23

Version code:

879148435

Creation date:

2012-07-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

31.09MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 330,442 ▼ 1,627

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Developed by:

State Industries, Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/state-water-heaters/id528057067

Website:

http://www.statewaterheaters.com/professionals/contractors/app/

User Reviews

Overall, the app is criticized for unreliability and data fidelity issues: devices disappear and require re-registration, registration methods fail, readings and energy data are inconsistent, connectivity outages hinder remote control, and alerting/integration features are weak. A few users find it simple and useful when it works, particularly for warranty status, but reliability and feature completeness are the main concerns.

Pros

Simple and easy-to-use interface.
No account required to use the app.
Easily view warranty status and part numbers.
Useful for basic monitoring and settings when it’s functioning.
Energy usage data is available in the app.

Cons

Frequent sign-outs and the app forgets/removes your water heater from your profile, forcing re-registration.
Registration flow (QR scan or manual serial entry) often fails and is painful to complete.
Data readings (hot water percentage) and energy usage graphs are unreliable or inaccurate.
Frequent connectivity outages and server issues disrupt remote control and syncing.
Notifications and smart-home integrations are missing or unreliable (no consistent push alerts; requests for HomeKit/Google/Home/Matter).

Recent reviews

This app is okay when it works, but my water heater is constantly being deleted from my profile or if it is there, half the features don’t work at any given time. Fix the bugs and this would be great.

by Re*****, 2025-10-07

Don’t rely on this app to control your water heater when away, because sometimes it will decide to sign you out and when you sign in, it says “Add heater”. And the only way to do that? Physically scan the sodding QR code that’s on the device you’re trying to remotely control. REMOTELY. Come on developers, do the basics. Oh, and if you could also expose it to Apple HomeKit and Google Home, or better yet, Matter, we’d all like that too.