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How to create a curve for a climate controller?

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a curve for the climate controller step by step and find out what curve parameters are available.

Moving to the curve creation tab

After logging in, go to settings.

Fetura CLOUD desktop dashboard with the top navigation tabs and the "Settings" item in the left sidebar highlighted in red.

Then go to the “Climate” tab.

Settings screen tiles with the "Climate" tile highlighted in red, used to open climate controller configuration.

In the next step, go to the climate curves tab.

Climate settings list with the "Climate curves SK3 and SK4" option highlighted in red.

Creating a climate curve

When you enter the climate curves tab, you will see a panel where you can add different climate curves. Click the highlighted item to start creating a curve.

Climate curves list showing 8 empty curve slots, with a red arrow pointing to the "Configure climate curve" link on the first slot to start creating a curve.

You will begin to see a form where you need to enter the name of the curve [1] and select whether the curve should handle electric or water mats [2]. Then proceed to the next screen [3].

Create climate curve step 1 "General" with red numbered circles 1-3 marking the curve name field, the curve type dropdown (electric or water mats), and the next-step button.

Stages and days of the curve with electric mat support

The start stage is the stage that will be active on the controller immediately after setting the curve. Using the slider and buttons, you can set what temperature should be maintained [1], what should be the minimum ventilation [2] and what should be the level of electric mats [3].

On the following panels, the stages can be configured. For each stage, you can choose how many days it should last [4], what the temperature of the first day of the stage should be [5], what the temperature of the last day of the stage should be [6], what the minimum ventilation should be during the entire stage [7] and what the level of electrical mats should be during the entire stage [8]. After configuring all stages, go to the summary [9].

Create climate curve step 2 "Stages and days" for an electric-mat curve, with red numbered circles 1-9 marking the start stage temperature, minimum ventilation, electric mat level, per-stage day count, start/end temperatures, minimum ventilation, mat level, and the next-step button, alongside a live curve preview chart.

When you go to the summary, you will see a graph of the curve, where it is possible to check what parameters are to be selected when you hover over a particular day of the curve. After checking the curve, you can save it by clicking on the highlighted button.

Create climate curve step 3 "Summary" showing the finished curve graph (minimum ventilation, target temperature, electric mat level) with a red arrow pointing to the save button in the bottom-right corner.

Stages and days of the curve with water mat support

The start stage is the stage that will be active on the controller immediately after setting the curve. Using the slider and buttons, you can set what temperature should be maintained [1], what should be the minimum ventilation [2] and what should be the temperature of the water mats [3].

On the following panels, the stages can be configured. For each stage, you can choose how many days it should last [4], what the temperature of the first day of the stage should be [5], what the temperature of the last day of the stage should be [6], what the minimum ventilation should be during the entire stage [7] and what the temperature of the water mats should be during the entire stage [8]. After configuring all stages, go to the summary [9].

Create climate curve step 2 "Stages and days" for a water-mat curve, with red numbered circles 1-9 marking the start stage temperature, minimum ventilation, water mat temperature, per-stage day count, start/end temperatures, minimum ventilation, water mat temperature, and the next-step button, alongside a live curve preview chart.

When you go to the summary, you will see a graph of the curve, where it is possible to check what parameters are to be selected when you hover over a particular day of the curve. After checking the curve, you can save it by clicking on the highlighted button.

Create climate curve step 3 "Summary" for a water-mat curve showing the finished curve graph (minimum ventilation, target temperature, water mat temperature) with a red arrow pointing to the save button in the bottom-right corner.
Updated on 2026-07-22
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