SETTING UP DYSON LINK

Follow our step-by-step instructions below to get the most from the Dyson Link app and Dyson Link devices

DOWN LOAD IT

The first thing to do is grab the Dyson Link app from the App Store or Google Play. Before you set up your Dyson device, it’s a good idea to check out the demo videos – they’ll give you an idea of how the Pure Cool Link fans and 360 Eye work. You can also see how the app works without connecting to a device.

NAME IT

Go back into the Dyson Link app and you’ll see that the Pure Cool Link is now setting up. Once that’s completed, you’ll be connected to your network. On the next screen that appears, name your device. If you only have one Dyson device it doesn’t matter so much, but if you have a fan in multiple rooms, for example, it’s essential.

CONNECT IT

Let’s take the Pure Cool Link fan as an example. First of all, go into the Dyson Link app and hit the + button top-right. Hit Start on the screen that appears. The Link app will scan for machines nearby and, in this example case, the Pure Cool Link will appear in the app. Hit the Purifier button to move to the next step.

CONTROL IT

From the Dyson Link app you can now control the speed, rotation and schedule of your fan. Hit the remote button, bottom-right, to turn it on/off and control speed. Swipe up and hit Schedule to program when it’ll automatically come on and shut off. You can view the air quality by tapping the graph button, bottom-left.

set up wi-fi

On the next screen, confirm that the app has found your network (keep in mind that it’ll need to be 2.4GHz) and enter your Wi-Fi password. Then exit the app, go to the Wi-Fi settings on your phone and choose the Dyson Wi-Fi network when it appears. Enter the password located on the side of your device.

OTHER settings

Dive into the Settings of your device by swiping down from the device’s screen in the app and hitting the Settings button. Under General you can rename your fan, and under Air Quality Target you can set a preference depending on your specific allergies. You can also program the fan to collect data in standby mode.