Many Americans are used to leaving their homes and going to other cities and countries for New Year holidays. What to do with household appliances during this period everyone knows – unplug them and we don’t have to worry. But you can not do the same thing with the boiler. Firstly, to stop the work of the heat generator is to freeze the house, and secondly, modern devices are equipped with reliable protection, which responds to the slightest failure, so there should not be any reason to worry. If that’s not enough, Ariston’s CCU422 GSM controller will save you the trouble. After all, with its help, you can monitor the boiler from a tablet, smartphone or cell phone screen.
GSM-controller Ariston allows you to program the boiler and monitor its status from anywhere in the world
The controller allows you to remotely control the boiler, maintaining a given temperature in the room, it also signals about abnormal situations. One of its most important function – the programming of the heat generator for the week ahead. And if you need to change this scenario, you can easily do so with the device. This is enough to send an SMS-command from your cell phone or set the settings through a program &mu Guard from a tablet or smartphone.
CCU422 is compatible with any boiler and heating devices that provide for connection of a room thermostat. But it is worth noting that only in tandem with devices Ariston Evo series regulator “reveals” in full. For example, alerts if equipment is blocked and restarts it at the user’s command.
Included with the controller is a power supply, backup battery, USB and KSPB vinyl sheathed data cable , temperature sensors. You only need to buy a SIM card.
How secure is the GSM-controller Ariston? Can it be easily hacked or compromised when accessing the boiler remotely?
That sounds incredibly convenient! Just curious, with the GSM-controller Ariston, are there any limitations to how far away you can be while still being able to program and monitor the boiler? Is it designed to work globally, or are there any specific restrictions on its usage?