Giving a product a second life goes far beyond recycling. It is a meaningful way to extend its value, reduce waste, and rethink how we use the technology that supports our everyday lives.

As electronic waste continues to grow worldwide, Sinopé has introduced its  Certified Refurbished Program, apractical initiative designed to unlock the full potential of returned devices and the materials they contain.

Here’s a closer look at how these products are carefully restored, requalified, and put back to use.

Recognizing the value in every smart home device

Many of the devices returned to us are still in excellent condition. Some were never installed, while others were simply ordered in excess or turned out not to be the right fit for the intended project. In many cases, their value is still fully intact.

Some devices only need a minor repair to be restored to full working order, whether that means replacing a screen with cosmetic wear or repairing an internal component. Others require more extensive hands-on work, but every device goes through a rigorous testing process before making its way to your home.

The same quality and performance as a new thermostat, at a lower price

Before being put back on sale, every device eligible for the Certified Refurbished Program is handled by Sinopé’s team of experts.

Each product is meticulously inspected and tested to ensure it meets our highest standards of quality and performance. Load activation, button responsiveness, screen display, device connectivity—nothing is left to chance.

The goal is clear: to offer a device that is just as reliable and high-performing as a new product, but at a lower price.

Complete reset: your data remains private

When a device has already been linked to an account in the Sinopé Neviweb app, it is fully reset before being resold.

All data is erased to ensure user privacy and security. At Sinopé, a successful refurbishment is about both product quality and protecting your privacy.

Restored to perfection

Refurbishing a device also means restoring its appearance. We replace damaged parts, scratched faceplates, or worn wires, and make sure the product’s overall appearance is impeccable. Even the packaging is replaced if it does not meet our standards.

Specialized recycling

When refurbishment is no longer possible, our commitment does not stop there. We then entrust the devices to a certified local company specializing in the recycling of electronic devices.

Each device is carefully dismantled in order to recover as many materials as possible, whether plastic, metal, or printed circuit boards. Thanks to this approach, nearly all of the device’s components can be recovered and used again.

Technology in service of a circular economy

We believe that high-performing technology should also be sustainable. That is why we are gradually expanding our refurbishment program, periodically adding products to the inventory throughout the year.

This project is our concrete way of supporting the circular economy while staying true to our vision of smart, high-performing, and sustainable technology.

Choosing a Sinopé Certified Refurbished device means choosing a product that is:

  • even more sustainable, since it helps reduce electronic waste

  • of the same quality as a new product, but offered at a reduced price

  • designed to deliver the same performance, the same energy savings, the same comfort, and the same control through the Sinopé Neviweb app

  • eligible for grants offered by electricity providers (certain conditions apply)

  • covered by the same 3-year limited warranty as a new model

  • backed by the same 30-day return policy

  • offered with free shipping

  • supported by access to installation manuals and several free tools through our support site and our social media channels.

In short, by choosing a refurbished product, you are also taking concrete action to support the circular economy and give a second life to a technology designed to optimize your home... all at a reduced price!



Heads up!

We noticed your cart contains both Zigbee and Wi-Fi devices. These two technologies work differently and are not directly compatible.

  • Wi-Fi devices connect to your home router.
  • Zigbee devices require a Zigbee hub or compatible gateway.

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