Smart Heat Controls: Making Sense of Sensors
The following is a summary of the Smart Social Housing event hosted by Clydebank Housing Association on June 4th 2019.
The following is a summary of the Smart Social Housing event hosted by Clydebank Housing Association on June 4th 2019.
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Brian Martin<br />
Beanbag, Secure Meters (UK) Ltd<br />
Beanbag<br />
Min/Max temperature limit<br />
ü Remotely set Min/Max temperature<br />
limits for properties that are rented<br />
and inclusive <strong>of</strong> utilities.<br />
Benefits for Tenants<br />
Min/Max<br />
© Secure Meters Ltd<br />
Benefits to Landlords<br />
ü Single ‘exception based’ platform to manage<br />
your housing stock<br />
ü Preventative maintenance to reduce failures<br />
and improve customer service<br />
ü Reactive maintenance facilitates reduced<br />
property visits and improved customer<br />
service<br />
ü Facilitates access for gas safety inspections<br />
ü Social landlords can identify potential fuel<br />
poverty situations<br />
ü Protect the building fabric and improved<br />
tenant health; identify potential mould<br />
growth before damage to property<br />
ü Monitor & evaluate building efficiency<br />
ü Energy efficiency<br />
ü Always in control <strong>of</strong> heating<br />
even when out <strong>of</strong> home<br />
ü Simple to use and helps<br />
reduce consumption and bills<br />
ü Set point on thermostat<br />
keeps comfort level without<br />
need to access App<br />
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