The assumptions are as follows - 4 fairly large rooms in which a relatively high and constant temperature - between 22 and 32 degrees C - must be maintained. Heating is realised with a separate combustion blower for each room. While during the day someone constantly monitors their operation, this is troublesome at night. A momentary power failure disables these blowers; they do not restart on their own. Likewise, a fault in any of them - causes the temperature to drop dramatically. The assumptions of the system are as follows:
4 separate temperature sensors for each room, with the necessity that each of them monitors separately. A temperature drop below the threshold defined for the sensor, should trigger an alarm - i.e. the customer's phone should ring, displaying "alarm1", "alarm2 "etc. Wifi and web applications are out of the question.
4 separate temperature sensors for each room, with the necessity that each of them monitors separately. A temperature drop below the threshold defined for the sensor, should trigger an alarm - i.e. the customer's phone should ring, displaying "alarm1", "alarm2 "etc. Wifi and web applications are out of the question.
