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Lower your energy bills and accelerate your journey to Net Zero

Sensors are an easy and affordable way to monitor your historic building. They measure a range of factors from temperature and humidity, to light and CO2.

How it works

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let us know a bit about you and your building by filling in the form below

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we'll ship or deliver suitable sensors

- read more about them below

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access your dashboard & see your data - see an example below 

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keep in touch with the team - see our contact details below

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Devices

Sensors are an efficient and affordable way to monitor environmental data in your building.

  • They are small, lightweight, and non-invasive with no special fitting required

  • They are battery-powered with a life of 3-10 years

  • The sensors can be moved to different areas of the building to monitor different factors

  • They can be connected to the WiFi or their own gateway to ensure connectivity

Using your dashboard
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The data recorded by the sensors is then uploaded to your dashboard and can be accessed at any time with readings transmitted every 5-10 minutes

 

Dashboards have an easy-to-understand display with near-real time updates.

The data allows you to:

  • monitor the impact of your interventions - e.g. increased ventilation or changing your levels of heating

  • compare trends over time

  • compare your building to outside readings such as the temperature and humidity levels

  • spot anomalies in your data

FAQs

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