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Can I operate two Joule Sous Vides together?

Jason_McLay_425579

I imagine I can't download the ap twice - even to two separate devices (with only one iTunes / app account?)

How do you guys use more than one Joule in your test kitchen so that I might be able to do the same please?

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Jason_McLay_425579

(From ChefSteps) To answer your first question, we are working on that capability, but it is not yet available. We’ve built the Joule app from the ground up with this in mind. Users can look forward to an app update enabling control of as many circulators as they care to own. However, this feature will not be available at launch. For more information, you can always check out our FAQ here.

fisher23

Hi Jason, they are currently working on that feature of the app that would allow you to operate two Joules simultaneously. But never fail there are a couple of work arounds that works great. 1) You can use two devices with the app installed and pair each to a different Joule. One to control each Joule. or 2) From one device all you need to do is unpair the bluetooth from one Joule and then re-pair with the other Joule (the first Joule will keep on the program you already set). Pairing and unpairing is really easy and intuitive. The only issue might be if you want to control multiple Joules from one device via WiFi, I haven't tried that yet, it might work fine I just haven't tried it yet. But if you are home and can use Bluetooth no problem.

Jason_McLay_425579

Awesome! I like your response better than the official ChefSteps response!! 😉 (although they have promptly responded to all my questions!)

coleleighw

Are there any updates to this issues?

brian_martin2001

not as of yet