Boiler control

Smart Home - How to Create Comfortable Conditions Remotely

A temperature sensor for a gas boiler allows you to control heating and maintain a comfortable temperature indoors. This is especially convenient for those who:

• Value their money, time, and health.
• Have small children in the family.
• Live with elderly individuals.

To maintain health and normal vitality, it's enough to simply configure the sensor to maintain humidity and air temperature.

How the Equipment Operates

Depending on the weather, smart equipment remotely regulates the temperature in the heating system through the LIVOLO HOME mobile application. To achieve this, you need to purchase a temperature sensor for the boiler. It is suitable for all types of heaters:

• Gas;
• Electric;
• Solid fuel;
• Combined.

A modern digital thermohygrometer provides real-time boiler control by adjusting its operation based on monitoring the temperature and humidity in the room. The device is part of the Livolo Smart intelligent solutions range and operates on the Zigbee wireless communication protocol. Compared to Wi-Fi, this data transmission technology has the following advantages:

• Consumes 25% less energy;
• Does not require wiring;
• Has a longer service life.

Various smart devices are installed at short distances, allowing all devices to communicate with each other to transmit information to the smart home control center.

Advantages of Smart Equipment

The temperature and humidity sensor features a modern design and comes in four color schemes. The elegant smart thermohygrometer is installed within Livolo frames, becoming a refined addition to the home interior.

In addition to aesthetic pleasure, the device offers the following advantages:

1. The system monitors the air temperature based on the number of people in the house. For instance, if more people are present, the room becomes warmer, adjusting the temperature accordingly.
2. If the air humidity drops below 65%, the program starts regulating it. Once the comfort level is reached, the command is given to stop.
3. If the indoor temperature is cooler than 18 degrees, the sensor signals and activates the heater. When the target is reached, heating stops.
4. In the summer, when the temperature reaches 25 degrees, the system activates the electric curtain track to close the curtains, maintaining a cool environment. Once the temperature drops, the curtains automatically open.

By installing the sensor, it becomes possible to regulate the heating system: boilers, heaters, and radiators. As the sensor heats up, the temperature in the boiler decreases.

These examples illustrate how a smart home system responds to changes in the environment. Thanks to this, it is possible to create a comfortable living space remotely in various conditions.