You can establish a standby temperature to keep a room ready for imminent occupation or establish an unoccupied temperature setting, such as 95 degrees during the cooling season to prevent air quality problems with a minimal AC cost or 40 degrees during the heating season to prevent freezing with minimal heating cost. The occupied setting allows you to establish the temperature range within which patients or staff will be able adjust the HVAC to their preferred comfort level without allowing overcooling or overheating. The power controller will call preprogrammed phone numbers to ensure proper notification if the room temperature exceeds specified limits. Reduces insurance costs Creates a central alarm monitoring system without hardwiring. The power controller listens for alarms and notifies preprogrammed telephone numbers of the emergency.
Modular design prevents catastrophic system failure.
Unit can be replaced in seconds by anyone capable of plugging in a telephone and a lamp. Troubleshooting can be done directly from the factory without removing the unit.