Home Temperature Monitoring

Take away the worry of not knowing that a loved one is warm enough this winter with a home temperature monitor.

During the winter months, one of the greatest dangers to the elderly and vulnerable is insufficient heating in their home. If this continues over a period of days, or even hours, hypothermia can set in. Fitting home temperature alarms means that relatives or carers can act quickly to change the climate and make the home more comfortable.

Home temperature monitoring systems work to detect loss of power, thermostat malfunctions, heating/cooling system failure and adverse weather conditions, all of which can cause extensive and costly damages to your home. Vulnerable or bed-bound relatives are also at risk if the climate in their home becomes extreme. Heat detectors sense extremes of temperature and automatically alert someone to help. For example, if a rapid rise in heat triggers the alarm then your emergency contact may call the fire brigade and direct them to your address. If low temperature triggers the alarm then your emergency contact may contact you to check the heating and the wellbeing of the person living there.

These products can also be useful for families who own properties abroad and for retired people often choose to spend prolonged periods away during the winter time. Home temperature monitoring while away can avoid long term problems and maintain a constant temperature from a remote location. In the event that temperatures become extreme, a heat detector triggers a telephone call to someone nominated to care for the empty property. Some heat detectors will raise heat alarms via email or pager once the temperature rises above or sinks below a set range.