SMART HOMES
Connected Alarms:
Reliable security uptime
Most residential security alarms are connected via the Global System for Mobile communications (GSM) to a central alerting system, but with GSM jammers now widely available on the Internet, burglar intrusion is much too easy. Sigfox provides back-up connectivity to ensure alarms are transmitted to security companies if the primary GSM is jammed.
Connected Smoke Detectors:
Reliable uptime and fire alerts
management
Smoke detectors are a critical life-saving device that must remain operational in case of a fire. IoT-connected smoke detectors transmit functional information through the Sigfox network and can send real-time alerts. Alerts can be sent to property owners as phone calls, SMS messages or emails to notify smoke detector malfunction or detection of smoke. With a reliable smoke detector and a solution for improved reaction in the event of fire, firerelated insurance claims can be reduced.
Pool Water Quality Monitoring: Now everyone can afford a Pool Keeper
Connected water analyzers monitor corrosion, calcium scaling, chlorine overdose, pH level, temperature and other critical information in real time. Information is sent to the homeowner’s smartphone to enable efficient pool management and reduce supply costs.
Leak Detection:
Realtime remote water leak notification
Thermic flow solutions detect water leaks anywhere in the domestic plumbing system. In the event of a leak, an alert is sent immediately to the owner’s phone or email. This service can be packaged with a repair service to ensure peace of mind. Homeowners can now monitor their homes while they are away without anxiety or stress.
Connected Mailboxes:
You’ve Got a Mail
IoT-connected mailboxes send package arrival notifications to residents and homeowners, making mailboxes more secure and cutting down on unnecessary trips to the mailbox.
Avoid rodent infestations
Rat infestations are increasingly common. Rodents transmit dozens of diseases and are also the main cause of electrical fires.
Because rodents are partially blind, they move by touching and smelling their environment, so traps alone are ineffective since foraging rodents learn to avoid them. Thanks to infrared IoT rodent activity monitoring sensors, homeowners can identify rodent activity hotspots in the house, and trap up to 6 times more.
Outdoor Sports:
Performance Tracking and Better Security
IoT-enabled tracking is exploding for outdoor sports. Athletes like runners, trekkers, skiers, climbers, hikers and paraglider pilots can track their itineraries without the hassle of carrying a smartphone. In the event of an emergency, an SOS message can also be sent through the tracker.
Connected collar:
No more Lost Pets
Millions of people mourn the loss of their cats and dogs every year. IoT-connected collars send real-time notifications when your pet leaves the house, so you can act before Fido gets too far away. Connected pet collars also monitor pet movement around the home and track daily activity and rest periods.
Connected Luggage:
No more ruined vacations or business trips
What a nightmare it is when you lose your luggage! Put an IoT-connected tracker in your bag and you can track the location of your luggage, golf clubs or skis on your smartphone whilst you’re traveling.
Time card reader:
Monitor the attendance of care
providers for seniors
Growing numbers of seniors are staying longer in their own homes. IoT-connected time card readers monitor care providers and automate billing based on actual time spent in the home. The readers are also equipped with a temperature sensor and can alert neighbors or families in the event of a heat wave or cold spell. Seniors can also call for help themselves, with an emergency button that’s constantly active.
Fall Detector:
Immediate Alerts
Falls are a major cause of death and injury for elderly and disabled people. Working for many months on a single charge, an IoT-connected watch can automatically trigger an alert in the event of a fall or if the wearer pushes the integral panic button. The embedded GPS chip also enables care providers and family members to find their loved ones who suffer from dementia if they wander away from home.